Wine Stats
Type of Wine: Red, Sweet, Still
Grape Variety: Nero di Troia
Region: Italy > Puglia
Appellation: Puglia IGT
Vintage: 2020
Alcohol % by Vol: 15%
Size: 500ml
From the heel of Italy’s boot, Puglia, this sweet passito wine is incredible in its depth and complexity of flavor. Made from air dried grapes, this concentrates the flavor, making plums, figs, and their jam jump out of the glass. On the nose we can even smell aromas like coffee and cacao that help really give a deep impression of this wine.
Tastes Like: Velvety, thick plum jam
Farming & Winemaking Highlights: Regenerative Agriculture | Sustainable Winery
Fun Facts: The name “Fa#” refers to the musical note, fa sharp how it is used often in crescendos, and this sweet wine is just that: a crescendo of flavor.
From the heel of Italy’s boot, Puglia, this sweet passito wine is incredible in its depth and complexity of flavor. Made from air dried grapes, this concentrates the flavor, making plums, figs, and their jam jump out of the glass. On the nose we can even smell aromas like coffee and cacao that help really give a deep impression of this wine.
Tastes Like: Velvety, thick plum jam
Farming & Winemaking Highlights: Regenerative Agriculture | Sustainable Winery
Fun Facts: The name “Fa#” refers to the musical note, fa sharp how it is used often in crescendos, and this sweet wine is just that: a crescendo of flavor.
Type of Wine: Red, Sweet, Still
Grape Variety: Nero di Troia
Region: Italy > Puglia
Appellation: Puglia IGT
Vintage: 2020
Alcohol % by Vol: 15%
Size: 500ml
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