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Calafuria is produced from vineyards that extend along the Adriatic coastline. Its name comes from one of the over 700 bays on the Apulian peninsula. The region boasts a long tradition for the production of rosé wines made from Negroamaro, a variety that best expresses its full potential near the sea. Calafuria is a rosé that is delicate, pleasantly fruity, savory, and well-rounded, reflecting the aromas and colors of its home territory, Salento.
Calafuria 2024 is a delicate dog rose (pale pink-white) color. The impressive nose offers fruity and citrusy notes of pink grapefruits, pineapples, white peaches together with pleasant floral hints of jasmine and roses. The palate is pleasantly fresh defined by outstanding aromatic persistence and delicate savory notes.
European lifestyle magazine Falstaff scored this wine a 92 Points, and described it as, “bright pink‑red, with fresh raspberry and lemon aromas, floral undertones, precise palate, crisp acidity, and a juicy, long finish.”
Calafuria is produced from vineyards that extend along the Adriatic coastline. Its name comes from one of the over 700 bays on the Apulian peninsula. The region boasts a long tradition for the production of rosé wines made from Negroamaro, a variety that best expresses its full potential near the sea. Calafuria is a rosé that is delicate, pleasantly fruity, savory, and well-rounded, reflecting the aromas and colors of its home territory, Salento.
Calafuria 2024 is a delicate dog rose (pale pink-white) color. The impressive nose offers fruity and citrusy notes of pink grapefruits, pineapples, white peaches together with pleasant floral hints of jasmine and roses. The palate is pleasantly fresh defined by outstanding aromatic persistence and delicate savory notes.
European lifestyle magazine Falstaff scored this wine a 92 Points, and described it as, “bright pink‑red, with fresh raspberry and lemon aromas, floral undertones, precise palate, crisp acidity, and a juicy, long finish.”