Puglia is a region in southeastern Italy that forms the “heel of the boot”. It is situated along bodies of water on most of its borders, including the Adriatic Sea to the East. Known as the least mountainous region in Italy, Puglia is mainly covered by broad plains and low-lying hills. It is a hot and dry climate with few rivers, but an abundance of ground water reserves formed from rain permeating the limestone soils allows for excellent viticulture. The must is not left on the skins to avoid its acquiring their rust-red color. After soft-pressing the must is left to ferment at a temperature between 18-20°C in stainless steel vats. The wine is then stored at 17-18°C in special stainless-steel tanks until bottling. La Fiera Moscato is a soft white wine with flavors of apricot and peach in its fruity bouquet. The pallet is sweet and crisp with a hint of spritz. |
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