

The "SECUTOR" hunter or pursuer, was a gladiator of some Samnite origin in Roman times. Choice born from the need to draw attention to a page of the millenary history that belonged to an interesting territory, rich in tradition and culture which is certainly the Sannio.
The “SECUTOR” hunter or follower, was a gladiator of Sannites origin, in Roman times. Employed in gladiator games, he armed himself with the rectangular scutum and the agile curved short sword; his adversary was the retiarius, a gladiator generally armed with the net, in which the secutor was rarely caught, but he was able to follow him quickly, gaining ground till he deliver the final blow. The choice of the names for the Falanghina and Sannio Rosso, for the two top wines of the Samnes series, derives from the need to recall attention to an important page of the millennial history which was part of a territory, filled with as much tradition and culture as the Sannio certainly is.
Land type: calcareous - clayey
Altitude: 300 mt s.l.m.
Plants/Hectare: 4000
Yield/Hectare: 60-80 ql
Harvest: Third decade of October
Training method: guyot - shaped espalier
Thinning of bunches: start of veraison
Masseria Vigne Vecchie, Torrecuso, Benevento, ITALIA.
Organic cultivation of
4 hectares of vineyard.
50% Sangiovese
30% Montepulciano
20% Aglianico
Primary fermentation in stainless steel for 8-10 days with selected yeasts.
Malolactic fermentation in steel for 6 months.
Aging in bottles for a minimum of 3 months.
Bottles produced: 30.000
Conical Bottle 750 ml
Dry extract: 34 gr/l*
Total acidity: 5,85 gr/l*
13 % in vol. *
Ruby red color with garnet shades. Intence and fruity hints.
Soft and velvety tannin. On the palate, pleasant and balanced.
Service temperature: 16-18 °C
Ideal to accompany mushroom dishes and semi - mature cheeses.
Silver Medal
BioDiVino
International Wine
Competition 2018:
La Selezione del Sindaco
Città del Vino
* subject to variability according for each year