'Alberata' Asprinio di Aversa Doc Vigneti ad Alberata 2018

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Asprinio is an ancient grape variety and owes its name to "sour" because of its high acidity. It is a very vigorous variety, believed by some to have originated in France, but recent studies show it to be a native vine, currently growing mainly in the northern Naples area. Asprinio is a climbing vine with very long branches that grow by clinging to poplar trees. This type of training is called " alberata," is of Etruscan origin, the vines grow up to twenty meters and are pruned according to very precise rules to maintain this plant architecture.

Intense yellow with golden hues. Apricot, flowers, herbs. Structured, fresh, savory.

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