/pallaɡrˈɛllo nˈero/
- Coda di Volpe Nera
- Oliorpa
- Due Code
- Mangiaguerra
- Coda di Volpe Rossa
Red
- Pallagrello Nero was historically cultivated throughout Campania, showcasing its widespread popularity in the region.
- Although it demonstrates reasonable tolerance to drought conditions, Pallagrello Nero is vulnerable to various diseases, particularly botrytis bunch rot, posing a significant challenge for growers.
- Campania IGT
- Terre del Volturno IGT
The pinnacle of Pallagrello Nero wines unveil a captivating array of aromas and flavors, including notes of succulent red cherry, luscious black currant, hints of tobacco, a touch of black pepper, and the rich essence of blackberry jam, all signatures of this remarkable variety. These wines are renowned for their velvety texture, thanks to soft tannins, which seamlessly interplay with gentle acidity, lending an elegant and harmonious balance to the palate.
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