The Premiere of Pallagrello Nero Wine at Vinitaly from the Royal Vineyards of Caserta

The first bottle of Pallagrello Nero wine from the Vineyard of the Royal Palace of Caserta arrives at Vinitaly. The harvest has yielded its hoped-for fruits and, on Monday, April 15 at 1 pm, the wine from the Royal Palace of Caserta, OroRe Nero, curated by the Tenuta Fontana winery, will be presented at the Italian wine fair, one of the largest in the world, with a debate and tasting. The press conference will be held in the Campania Region pavilion, at the Tenuta Fontana stand. The debate is on the theme 'OroRe and the historic vineyards'. The director of the Royal Palace of Caserta, Tiziana Maffei; the journalist and documentary filmmaker Luigi Ferraiuolo; the oenologist Francesco Bartoletti, and the owner of Tenuta Fontana, Mariapina Fontana, will speak. 'With pride, we present the Pallagrello Nero from the Vineyard of the Royal Palace, after the Pallagrello Bianco, a tangible result of a great team effort for which I thank Tenuta Fontana,' explains Tiziana Maffei, director of the Royal Palace of Caserta. 'The Royal Palace is today involved in numerous activities that testify to the possible role of forge of productivity and excellences of the territory.' 'We were aware of the delicate role we were playing,' explain Mariapina and Antonio Fontana, owners of the Winery, based in Pietrelcina, the village of Saint Pio, 'and we carried it forward with the utmost care possible and by continuously coordinating with the Royal Palace and all the scholars who could give us useful indications. After OroRe Bianco, OroRe Nero, the Pallagrello Nero of the Vineyard, also arrives at Vinitaly, which we had presented in preview right at the Royal Palace last November, and we will start to try to build a debate and a comparison with other historic international vineyards.'