Winery Cantine Carpentiere

The business is presented as a family-run winery that continues a local agricultural tradition; several sources indicate the company was established in 1997.

The winery states an approach that highlights the local territory and traditional techniques combined with modern cellar equipment: hand-harvesting, careful attention to harvest timing, and winemaking aimed at expressing the terroir of the Murgia. The website also refers to practices that comply with organic farming standards.

The vineyards are located on the Murge plateau, within the area of the Alta Murgia National Park, on calcareous soils and at an altitude of around 450 m above sea level; the winery is situated a short distance from the Castello di Federico II.

Among the recognitions cited by the company are Pietra dei Lupi, listed as "Vino Quotidiano" in the Slow Wine guide, and the silver medal at the Concours Mondial de Bruxelles for the Primaluce rosé.