'Enchanted' Cantine Carpenter

The Come d'Incanto wine is a white of extreme interest and very particular, produced by the Apulian winery Cantine Carpentiere, a truly commendable production reality, which with the help of the oenologist Franco Pastore is enhancing the winemaking identity of the Alta Murgia. This label, able to excite, takes shape from the "in white" vinification of Nero di Troia grapes, a real rarity, given that this grape normally produces a truly intense red wine. Fruit of vines that enjoy a microclimate with strong temperature variations between day and night, the plants are cultivated on a karst hilly terrain, at a height of 450 meters above sea level. All these elements, together, give the grapes unique organoleptic qualities. Come d'Incanto white comes from a rigorously hand-picked harvest during the last week of October. After harvesting, the grapes are transferred to the cellar, where a traditional white vinification follows, with fermentation in steel on the native yeasts. Subsequently, the wine is aged in the same containers. The end result is a complex and decisive label. A fresh and elegant white, for an aromatic and "pulpy" wine. Its enchanting aromatic richness ranges from citrus notes to those of wild blackberry, from hints of quince to those of icing sugar with marked sensations of honey. Pulpy and mineral. To try!