Mocavero

Susumaniello del Salento IGP - Concipio - Mocavero 2021

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Format: 75 cl

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Technical information

Producer	Mocavero
Name	Susumaniello del Salento IGP
Variety	Susumaniello
Vintage	2021
Gradation	14.5%
Format	75 cl
Aromatic profile	Red fruits, spices, herbal notes
Vinification method	Fermentation in steel at controlled temperature
Region	Apulia
Production area	Salento
Country	Italy
Type	Red wine
Aging	A few months in steel or wood
Type of cask	French oak barriques
Color	Intense ruby red
Serving temperature	16-18°C
Recommended consumption	Within 3-5 years
Pairing	Red meats, aged cheeses

Descrizione

Il Susumaniello del Salento IGP Concipio di Mocavero è un'espressione affascinante e autentica di questo vitigno autoctono pugliese. Originario del Salento, il Susumaniello è noto per il suo colore rosso rubino intenso e per la complessità aromatica che offre al palato.

All'olfatto, il Concipio si apre con note fruttate di ciliegia nera matura, prugna e piccoli frutti di bosco come mora e ribes, intrecciate a sensazioni floreali di violetta. Con un'ulteriore aerazione, emergono delicate sfumature balsamiche e speziate, con accenni di pepe nero e vaniglia, derivanti dal tempo trascorso in botte.

In bocca, questo Susumaniello si presenta con una struttura avvolgente e tannini vellutati, che si bilanciano perfettamente con la sua vivace acidità. Il sorso è morbido e persistente, richiamando le sensazioni fruttate percepite al naso e con un retrogusto leggermente speziato. La presenza di una buona mineralità aggiunge profondità e complessità al vino, rendendolo particolarmente versatile per l'abbinamento gastronomico.

Ideale in combinazione con carni rosse, arrosti e formaggi stagionati, il Susumaniello Concipio di Mocavero rappresenta una sublimazione del territorio del Salento, rivelando la passione e la cura artigianale della cantina Mocavero. Un vino da degustare con calma, per apprezzarne ogni singola sfumatura.

The winery

Mocavero – Winery in Salento, Puglia

Discover the story and wines of Mocavero.

Family-owned winery in Salento (Arnesano, LE) that produces an extensive range of red, white and rosé wines, as well as a naturally sweet wine, with a strong focus on native grape varieties.

Region: Salento, Puglia

Country: Italia

Founded: 1950

Grapes: Negroamaro, Primitivo, Susumaniello, Aleatico, Fiano, Chardonnay, Aglianico, Cabernet Sauvignon, Verdeca

Based in Arnesano, in the heart of Salento. Catalog with approximately 18 labels: 12 red wines, 3 white wines, 2 rosé wines and one naturally sweet wine. Strong focus on the indigenous grape varieties Primitivo and Negroamaro Declared 62 hectares of vineyards and a commercial presence in numerous foreign countries.

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Winery history

The Mocavero family has been connected to viticulture in Salento since the early 20th century; by tradition the winery is dated to 1950, the year Pietro Mocavero took over the estate. In the 1990s management passed to the next generation, who expanded commercial production and export while maintaining direct oversight of grape selection, winemaking and bottling.

Production philosophy

Family-run production that combines respect for local tradition with the adoption of modern cellar techniques: manual grape selection, vinification overseen by the owners, and ranges spanning from classic wines to flagship labels aging in wood.

Terroir and vineyards

The estate’s headquarters and vineyards are located in Salento, with the winery in the countryside of Arnesano — a warm, breezy area between the Adriatic and Ionian seas that showcases native varieties such as Primitivo and Negroamaro.

Awards and recognitions

The winery reports numerous awards; among publicly cited references is its success at Vinitaly—the earliest mentioned recognition dates to 1994 for the 1989 vintage of "Puteus".