TENUTA MEROLLA
Italy
Manufacturer/ Producer
Tenuta Merolla is located in the hilly part of the province of Benevento in area Melizzano, one of the most beautiful and picturesque areas of production of Sannio. Traditional local grape varieties such as Aglianico and Falanghina, which have been accompanied varieties of exotic Fiano, Greco, Merlot, Barbera which in these lands have found climatic conditions unparalleled in the development and production of great wines. The high plant density (5000 vines / ha) and the method of pruning aimed at obtaining low yields are further guarantees for the quality of the grapes that are picked at full ripeness strictly by hand and placed it gently in boxes.
Manufacturer/ Producer
Contrada Nido Lauro 7
82030 Melizzano - Italy
Company info
Key figures
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- Company headcount
- 11 – 50
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- Sales staff
- 11 – 50
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- % of export sales
- 45%
Organisation
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- Year established
- 1956
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- pages.epage-home.site-status
- Registered office
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- Main activity
- Manufacturer/ Producer
Business info
Trading areas
- European
- International
Delivery areas
Activities of TENUTA MEROLLA
- Wines, sparkling
- typical italian wines
- wine
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