On the out skirts of Italy, a historical manor farm built in the 18th century became the estate of Fujanera. The estate ended a woman’s search for that violet fruit that would capture her love and passion and taste for a superior wine.
She searched the earth from sea to sea to give shape to her dream. Slowly her dream was brought to light in the coils of vines at a romantic vineyard which is now Fujanera. She waited with baited breath for the seasons to change to trample the grounds and caress the buds as the grapes were blessed by rain which produced this amazing wine.
Arrocco Nero di Troia are blackberries that tinges the lips as it is sipped from a glass at the beginning of nightfall with a wild raspberry hint and the evening fragrance which starts the first glass of wine for a romantic evening.
