Piedirosso, also known as Per ’e Palummo, takes its name from the distinctive reddish colour of the stem at ripening, which resembles a pigeon’s foot. It is a grape variety deeply rooted in Campania and, in particular, in the volcanic areas of the province of Naples, where it has found its ideal habitat for centuries. A distinctive grape variety with a strong personality, Piedirosso has endured through time while preserving its authentic character. Hervé Lorin, wine antiquarian, described it as follows: “Perfectly original, totally forgotten and wonderfully decadent, it is not merely a great wine, but an authentic cru in the old style.” Colle Rotondella is produced from grapes grown at Tenuta Camaldoli and represents one of the most faithful and refined interpretations of Campi Flegrei Piedirosso, naturally bringing together freshness, elegance and a distinctive volcanic character.