Beginners Guide to italian Wines: Puglia Wines

The region of Puglia (Apulia) is located on the Adriatic coast and consists of three provinces: Bari, Brindisi and Taranto. It has an area of 15,000 km² and a population of 1.5 million people. https://www.mamablip.com/en/video/puglia-wines

10 places to visit in Puglia
➊ Bari
➋Lecce
➌ Salento peninsula
➍Tremiti Islands
➎Alberobello
➏Ostuni
➐Gargano
➑ Otranto
➒ Vieste
➊⓿ Gallipoli

🍷 Puglia: Wines
The wines of Apulia are very popular in Italy. They have a long and rich history dating back to 600 BC. The history of Apulian wine begins in 1303 when it was first mentioned in an Italian poem by Jacopo da Lentini.
This area is predominantly hot, dry and typically has a landscape dominated by olive trees. The soil here consists of sandstone and limestone, which act as natural preservatives for the grapes.
The wine produced in this region is the result of hot summers and relatively little rainfall at this time of year.
The history of Apulian wine began in 1303 when it was first mentioned in an Italian poem by Jacopo da Lentini. From then on, the popularity of this drink has only grown with time.

Primitivo di Manduria is probably the best-known red wine of Apulia. Ruby red in colour, it is usually matured for five years before being released onto the market. It has a smooth taste with rich berry aromas and just enough acidity to balance it well with food.

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