Wineries

Masseria Capoforte

The Masseria Capoforte was born in the ancient soil of the Salento, amidst, fig, olive, and eucalyptus trees, along roads settled by Jesuit monks and noble Templar knights. In an utterly unique corner of the world, where the Mediterranean's most archaic waves wash a savage coast scorched by a blinding sun that startles the mind and forces it back in time. Into the land that was Magna Grecia and the Gateway to the East, that jealously guards the precious Gold of Taranto, a countryside studded with Romanesque cathedrals and watch towers. Here in the Greece of the Homeric myths. And thanks to Ettore, the man who encountered it.

Colle Petrito

The fixed point which characterizes the company in its activities, is the constant commitment in updating and researching in the industry, to understand the market changes and adapt the characteristics of the production to the tastes of the public without betraying the typicality of wines and especially the peculiarities of the grapes that they characterise.

Cantina Cooperativa San Giuseppe Da Copertino Sac

ALBERGO RISTORANTE BAR ENRICO

Azienda Agricola Nappi Srl

Consorzio Tutela Vino Cacc'e Mmitte

Consorzio di Tutela Vini Dop Salice Salentino

The main purpose of the institution is to join forces and skills to make the most of the Salento wine sector and to promote the quality of the products of the reference area on the border between the provinces of Lecce and Brindisi. The consortium represents almost the totality of the businesses located in this area. These companies are united not only by a common commitment in the production of quality wines, but also by the desire to promote initiatives aimed at the protection and promotion of the territory beyond the borders of the Puglia region.



The Consortium now represents more than 1,000 hectares of vineyards located in the towns of Salice Salentino, Guagnano, Veglie, Campi Salentino and Novoli for the Province of Lecce and Cellino San Marco, San Donaci for the province of Brindisi, for a production of about 120,000 quintals of grapes with a production of 81,000 hectoliters of wine (production data of 2004), representing about 24% of the PDO production of Puglia.



The Consortium for the protection of PDO Salice Salentino Wines are comprising over five hundred members winemakers, growers and bottlers.



To the companies involved equal dignity will be recognized, which is reflected in the structure of the Board of Directors, at whose table five components for each of the three categories (winemakers, bottlers and vinegrowers) sit. The equitable representativeness of each of the three components is an element to which the consortium is especially keen, since it is a visible sign of cultural evolution.



A greater cohesion between the companies provides a concrete opportunity also to increase the bargaining power on the Italian and foreign markets.

Consorzio Tutela Vino Doc Gioia Del Colle

Consorzio di Tutela Vini Gravina Murgia Carsica

Consorzio Tutela Vino Doc Locorotondo

Consorzio Per La Tutela Del Vino Doc Rosso Canosa

The Canosa di Puglia wine is deeply rooted in its territory of origin. For this reason, in the activity of the Consortium for the promotion of the Rosso di Canosa DOC wine, the enhancement of the farming and winemaking tradition of the area of competence of the Rosso di Canosa DOC wine is accompanied by the promotion of historic–cultural elements of the territory belonging to the Designation and the enhancement of all the production sectors, different from the vinegrowing one, potentially involved.

Consorzio Per La Tutela Del Vino Doc Rosso Barletta