Feudi Salentini is a Salento-focused Puglia producer headquartered at Leporano in Taranto province, on the Ionian coast. The portfolio centres on Primitivo di Manduria, Negroamaro Salento, Verdeca, and Malvasia bianca, the four signature varieties of the southern Puglian plateau.
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Feudi Salentini sits in Leporano, a small coastal town just south of Taranto on the eastern flank of the Salento plateau. The estate's reach extends across the Salento growing zones: Manduria for Primitivo, Salice Salentino and Brindisi for Negroamaro, plus the more delicate Verdeca and Malvasia bianca plantings on lighter soils inland. The combination gives the producer a foothold in every major Puglian appellation south of the Murge.
The winery's flagship line is the Collezione 53 Primitivo di Manduria, an Old Vines selection from the Manduria DOC zone. The label leans on the heat-baked Primitivo profile that drove the recent UK boom in Puglian reds, with concentrated black fruit and the round, near-port sweetness that comes from very ripe fermentation. Alongside Collezione 53, the range includes Begro and Sassirossi Negroamaro labels and a Verdeca-driven Salento bianco for fresher pairings.
The Salento territory under Feudi Salentini's care covers fluctuating altitudes, from coastal vineyards a few kilometres from the Ionian to inland sites on the chalky white soils around Manduria. Vine training defaults to the local tradition of bush-trained, low-yield alberello plantings for Primitivo, with espalier on the cooler whites.
For visitors, the company headquarters is at Via Esterna Talsano 36, Leporano (TA). Hospitality offers are arranged on request rather than published as a public visit programme; the team is reachable at +39 099 5315370 for trade and private visit enquiries.
Feudi Salentini's current bottle selection is led by Primitivo di Manduria DOC. The clearest grape signal comes from Primitivo.
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