Apollonio IL150 Fiano 2024

Fiano — also known as Apiano — is an ancient southern vine whose cultivation dates back to Roman times. The name derives from the Latin word Apianus (bee), for the sweetness of its berries that attracts bees to the grapes. Apollonio is a family estate in Salento, Puglia, producing wines that showcase the character and depth of southern Italy's most distinctive indigenous varieties.

About This Wine

The IL150 Fiano is an award-winning expression of this ancient variety from Salento — aromatic, mineral, and food-friendly. White flowers, exotic fruit, and honey on the nose give way to a fresh, well-balanced palate with a hazelnut note on the finish. A wine of real elegance and southern Italian character.

Tasting Notes

Colour: Pale gold with green highlights
Nose: White flowers, exotic fruit, and honey with a delicate floral character
Palate: Fresh and mineral with exotic fruit, citrus, and a hazelnut note
Finish: Long and elegant with lingering floral and mineral notes

Food Pairing

Excellent with grilled fish, white meats, creamy pasta, and sweet and sour dishes.

Details

Grape: Fiano
Region: Puglia, Italy
Farming: Traditional
Style: Medium Rounded White
Serving Temperature: 10–12°C
Alcohol: 12.5%
Bottle: 75cl
Drink: In the next 3 years