Torre dei Beati Montepulciano D'Abruzzo Cocciapazza Riserva 2020 750 ML

The grapes, selected thanks to gradual harvesting into 20 kilos cases, are immediately brought to the , located in the old renovated farmhouse in the middle of the vineyard, where they are selected again on a sorting table, so that only the best are chosen. This process is applied to all grapes used for our wines, so that each category of wine can express the best potential according to the varieties cultivated in this traditionally apt area.
In the , the most advanced technology is used to achieve a wine making that is traditional and respectful of the naturalness of the organic grapes. The strict selection in the vineyard and at the means that only perfectly healthy bunches are used for wine making and allows to obtain a quality wine with the smallest use of preservatives, complying with organic standards, which thus coincides exactly with the ethics of quality.
We cultivate 21 hectares in Loreto Aprutino, between 250 and 300 m above sea level, approximately 25 kilometres from the Adriatic Sea, on the first hill spurs that, starting from the Tavo creek, raise towards the 3000 metre-tall Gran Sasso d’Italia, the highest mountain in the Apennine range. This particular position provides the vineyard with warm winds coming up from the sea during the day, and cold air coming down from the mountain at night, especially during the last month of maturation, when the Gran Sasso’s peaks are already covered in snow.
Loreto Aprutino is one of the most important and ancient towns in the province of Pescara. The ancient agricultural vocation has over the centuries modelled the territory into this peculiar landscape. The traditional olive tree groves and vineyards are alternated with vegetable plots and arable land, with sudden areas of wild maquis shrubland, while badlands contrast with a landscape that is mostly composed of gentle hills that look very suitable for human settlement: important archaeological findings are witness to stable forms of living already by 4500 B.C.