100% Piedirosso grapes, grown on free-range vines. But that's not all. In this Fuocoallegro, Vesuvio DOC, there is much more. There is a very special process that involves the use of terracotta amphorae and French barriques. Containers useful to create an important wine but deeply linked to its territory of origin. The grapes used for its production come from the Tirone della Guardia vineyards, located at about 300 metres above sea level, inside the Vesuvius National Park. In the glass it has a beautiful intense ruby red colour, with nuances turning to purple. The nose reveals a floral and fruity soul, with hints of geraniums, undergrowth and ripe red berries that chase each other relentlessly. In addition, notes of slight evolution, such as tobacco, spices and those unmistakable mineral hints reminiscent of the volcano and its dark lands. In the mouth it is round and balanced. Pleasantly tannic, with a long, harmonious finish.