Bradesco: Puglia is all here

Take one of the world's best known and most cultivated grape varieties and one summer evening. What can happen? Well, only good things, surely. Simple, fresh and clean: a Chardonnay made from grapes grown in Puglia, where the sun and the particularly favourable climate do their job. The nose is decisive, with hints of tropical fruit and floral nuances that encourage drinking. And when it arrives, the satisfaction is there and you feel it all. The smooth, flowing mouthfeel makes you want a second glass without too much difficulty.

A beautiful soft pink colour draws your attention to the glass and invites you to get to know it better. And so it is that pleasant scents of freshly mellowed grapes, black cherry, cherry, with some floral hints of violet and rose enter the scene. On the palate it is soft, fresh and delicate: a rosé that conveys all the conviviality and warmth of Apulia, while maintaining a freshness that makes you appreciate it especially for an impromptu aperitif, when there are no pretensions, but the wine goes beyond all expectations.

A deep and intense red that loves to be in company. Whether it is the notes of ripe red fruit and berries, or that hint of spice that teases the palate, the fact is that when it is placed at the centre of the table it lasts very little. After all, for a wine made from grapes born and bred in Apulia, you wouldn't expect anything else: warm and enveloping, but not at all difficult. If you have the right friends with whom to share it, it gives great satisfaction (but ends soon).