A red wine with a particular structure and identity. Obtained from the vinification of selected grapes from the Aglianico Taurasi vinestock cultivated with care and passion in our vineyards. The maturation in oak barriques exalts its taste and enriches its bouquet.
Ruby-red tending towards garnet, lively.
Intense, persistent, with an unmistakable taste of sour black cherries, elegantly blended with woody and spices sensations.
Full, harmonic, with a strong structure, broad, long and elengant tannins.
Jumara is a 100% Aglianico in an elegant and refined version that is not expressed with vehemence and strength but that it's able to conquer thanks to pleasing and complexity where the ripe fruit blend merges with spices in a balance outstanding. Particularly suitable for dishes with fragrant flavors and good intensity, as spicy soups and pasta dishes. Excellent with red meats and ripe cheeses.
Pickle haunch of lamb in aglianico wine, then put it in a pan with chopped garlic, salt and sage. Bake at 200° C (392° F) for 45 - 50 minutes. During cooking, pour the wine used before to pickle the haunch and season with salt and pepper.
Hilly sunny lands dominating the valley of the river Calore (the “Jumara”) in Irpinia. Cayish-calcareous soil.
Aglianico. Cane pruning. Second harvest with yields of 90 ql. per hectare in wine of 70%.
End of October hand picked grapes; after picking the grapes off the stalks the must ferments on the skins for about 10 -15 days in controlled temperature.
From 8 to 10 months in barriques; refining in bottle for at least 3 months.
The name of the wine was inspired by "Jumara" that in local dialect it's used to mean the river Calore. It divides municipality of Torre le Nocelle and Taurasi and delineates the valley. The Calore of Irpinia (different from the homonymous Calore Lucano, a tributary of the Sele) is a river 108 km long and is the main tributary of the Volturno River. It rises at Picentini Montains and It is thought that its name derives from the peculiarities of the temperature of the water that comes higher than that of the tributaries Tammaro and Sabato. For this characteristic until the 60s in the summer we bathed in the river and this was the only small to escape the summer heat for the locals...also for our family and workers.