Nù Litr Rosso – Progetto Calcarius - Valentina Passalacqua

Nu Litr Rosso -  Progetto Calcarius - Valentina Passalacqua

Nù Litr Rosso is a red wine that comes from pure Negroamaro grapes. Nù Litr Rosso is part of the Calcarius project, whose soul is Valentina Passalacqua, one of the best exponents of natural wine in Puglia. The grapes grow on calcareous soils at 150 m s.l.m and enjoy the embrace of the sea breeze. Fermentation is spontaneous with maceration on the skins for 5 days in open vats with manual hat breakage. Unfiltered wine. Nù Litr Rosso has a beautiful ruby ​​red color. The nose reveals aromas of red fruit and spicy scents. The sip is satisfying, true, fresh, with non-intrusive tannins. Splendid daily wine.

Service

We taste Nu Litr Rosso at a temperature of 14/16 ° in tulip glass. wine to be tasted immediately but if left in the cellar for a few years it can give great emotions.

Pairing

Wine to pair with pasta dishes with vegetables, aged cheese dishes, to try with gnocchi with ragu.hio.

Cellar: Progetto Calcarius - Valentina Passalacqua

We are in Apricena - Gargano national park - the first extraction center in the south, where limestone is the distinctive element of the territory. Thanks to the close link with his land, Valentina Passalacqua has adopted an organic agronomic approach from the beginning and, after a long period of observation and study, has acquired a deep knowledge of the area. After several years of production, Valentina felt the need to isolate some parcels within her vineyards characterized by an exclusively limestone soil of the Kimmeridgian type. Thus was born the Calcarius Project: minerals, terroirs and vines without compromise. The autochthonous varieties are bred on the farm and are the result of a historical-cultural contamination that has its roots in Magna Grecia: Nero di Troia, Bombino, Greco, Falanghina, Negroamaroe Aleatico above all. The cautiously non-interventionist approach in the cellar does the rest. Those indicated on all labels are the atomic number (20) and the atomic weight (40.08) of the chemical element of calcium (Ca).