Locorotondo DOC is a white wine known for its pale straw-yellow color, often with a greenish hue. It is known for its delicate, floral aroma with hints of fresh fruit. The taste is dry, fresh, and harmonious, with a pleasantly bitter aftertaste. This wine has a light body and medium acidity, making it a perfect companion for seafood and white meats.

History

The history of Locorotondo DOC dates back to the 20th century, with the official recognition as a DOC in 1980. The wine is produced in the town of Locorotondo, which is known for its circular structure, giving the wine its name, which translates to 'round place'. The vineyards in this region have been producing wines for centuries, and the tradition continues with the Locorotondo DOC.

Geographical Production Area

Locorotondo DOC is produced in the region of Apulia, specifically in the province of Bari. The region is characterized by its limestone hills and Mediterranean climate, with hot summers and mild winters. The soil in this area is primarily clay and limestone, which gives the wine its unique mineral quality. The region's close proximity to the sea also contributes to the wine's distinctive character.