Paestum IGT is a red wine that boasts a vibrant ruby hue. It has an inviting aroma, with notes of red fruits, spices, and a hint of vanilla. The wine is characterized by a good body and structure, with a velvety taste and balanced acidity. On the palate, it is dry, warm and slightly tannic, leaving a pleasant and persistent aftertaste.

History

The history of Paestum IGT is deeply rooted in the rich wine culture of Campania, a region known for its wine production since ancient times. The wine gets its name from the town of Paestum, famous for its ancient Greek temples. The 'IGT' status was granted as a recognition of the unique characteristics and quality of the wine produced in this area.

Geographical Production Area

Paestum IGT is produced in the Campania region, specifically in the areas surrounding the town of Paestum. The region is characterized by its unique microclimate, with warm, sunny days and cool nights, which contribute to the ripening of the grapes. The soil is predominantly clayey and calcareous, which gives the wine its distinct mineral notes.