SUD Negroamaro

Dark cherry, tobacco, soft tannins – typical Negroamaro with a bittersweet finish.

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SUD Negroamaro

Negroamaro from Apulia is presented here in an approachable, characterful interpretation: spicy fruit, good structure, yet not heavy. Feudi di San Marzano produces the SUD Negroamaro for everyday enjoyment without compromising on style.

The Feudi di San Marzano winery is located in Salento, the heel of Italy's boot – home of the Negroamaro grape variety, which has been rooted here for millennia. The estate's wines represent an approachable interpretation of Puglia: a solid style, clear varietal identity, and a broad base. The SUD is the entry-level label, but by no means a mere filler.

Four months of aging in oak barrels shape the profile: dark cherry, a touch of plum, a hint of tobacco and dried herbs – thyme, perhaps oregano. Medium-bodied, soft tannins, a slightly bittersweet finish, typical of Negroamaro. Not a complex, multi-layered wine, but honest and well-rounded.

Best served between 16 and 18 °C . Pairs well with pasta with tomato sauce, grilled lamb chops, caponata, or a strong sheep's cheese. Also a simple evening wine without any fuss.

Grape variety Negroamaro
Origin Apulia, Italy
Taste Dry
Alcohol 13,5 % Vol.
Serving temp. 16–18 °C
Volume 0,75 l
Country of origin Italy
Region Apulia
Grape variety Negroamaro
Wine color Red Wine
Vintage 2024
Alcohol content 13,5 % Vol.
Residual sugar 6 g/l
Taste Dry

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Very tasteful wine
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Good value for money. Ideal with pasta!

Good value for money. Ideal with pasta!
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The Winery

Feudi di San Marzano

What nineteen winegrower families from San Marzano di San Giuseppe sealed with a handshake in 1962 is today one of the most famous names in Apulia: Feudi di San Marzano.

Around 1,500 winemakers jointly cultivate more than 1,200 hectares of vines in the heart of the Primitivo di Manduria DOP, many of them still in the old Alberello system – the bush-trained vines that have given Salento its face for generations.

The red limestone soil, the sun, and the sea breeze between the Adriatic and the Ionian Sea shape wines that are powerful yet precise. Every grape is harvested by hand; chemical fertilizers are left out.

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