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Pampanuto

White grapePuglia, southern Italy (Murge)
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Also known as Pampanino.

Pampanuto, also called Pampanino, is a white wine grape native to Puglia, grown on the Murge plateau of the Bari and Barletta-Andria-Trani provinces, especially in the Castel del Monte area. It is a traditional local white that has long served as the base of the Castel del Monte bianco.

Pampanuto gives light-bodied, fresh dry whites of pale straw color with a delicate, neutral, citrus-and-orchard character and good acidity, often blended with or backing more aromatic partners.

Structure

BodyLight
AcidityMedium-plus
Colorpale straw yellow

Typical aromas

citrusorchard fruit

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