Carajolu Nero

Carajolu Nero, also known as Carcajolu-Neru, is a rare red grape variety from the island of Corsica, France. It produces full-bodied wines with dark fruit flavors, such as blackberry and plum, and a spicy, earthy finish. The ABV for Carajolu Nero wines generally ranges from 13-15%. Its popularity, though limited, is due to its unique character and ability to produce distinctive, high-quality wines that reflect the island’s terroir.

The diverse climates and soils of Corsica, from coastal influences to mountainous terrains, provide ideal conditions for Carajolu Nero. The grape’s resilience and ability to develop rich, complex flavors make it a valuable component in blends, as well as a standalone varietal wine. Carajolu Nero’s limited production and regional specificity add to its allure, offering wine lovers a chance to experience the distinctive flavors of Corsican viticulture.