A compressed geography
Within a few kilometres, elevation, diurnal range, limestone, clay and terra rossa change. Adriatic winds also help moderate heat and humidity.
Adelfia and old vines
Small alberello parcels survive inland from Bari. Fragmentation makes farming harder, yet preserves vine material and agricultural knowledge.
Ruvo di Puglia
Higher on the Murgia, chalky-clay soils and greater day-to-night variation accompany Nero di Troia’s natural structure.
Why it matters in the glass
Precise origin lets us read wine as landscape rather than a generic “southern Italy” category. A Terra builds every cuvée on that idea.