E Arte Italian White
Puglia Verdeca, stainless steel, twelve percent, nine ninety nine.
The story behind E Arte
E Arte comes from Cantine Torrevento, the Liantonio family estate at the foot of Castel del Monte in Puglia's Alta Murgia National Park. The family's wine trade traces to 1923, when Francesco Liantonio returned from New York. The monastery property came in 1948, Vinicola Torrevento followed in 1950 under Gaetano Liantonio, and Torrevento Srl was incorporated in 1989 under Dr. Francesco Liantonio.
The white is 100% Verdeca, a native Apulian grape, fermented cool in stainless steel and refined in bottle. No oak, no shortcuts. We have poured it for years to customers who want something dry and mineral at a fair price.
Explore the E Arte range
Three E Arte bottlings from Torrevento, all single varietal Puglian fruit. Verdeca leads the white side; Primitivo and Negroamaro cover the reds.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| E Arte Verdeca 750mL | Italian White, 100% Verdeca | 12% ABV | Green apple, lime zest, floral lift, mineral finish |
| E Arte Primitivo 750mL | Italian Red, Primitivo | 13% ABV | Ripe dark fruit, warm spice, soft tannin |
| E Arte Rosso 750mL | Italian Red, blend | 12.5% ABV | Everyday red, plummy, easy tannin |
| E Arte Negroamaro 750mL | Italian Red, Negroamaro | 12.5% ABV | Black cherry, dried herb, firm finish |
| E Arte Verdeca, chilled case | Italian White, 100% Verdeca | 12% ABV | Stock up white for shellfish and warm evenings |
Which E Arte is right for you?
E Arte Verdeca 750mL runs $9.99, and the Primitivo sits at the same $9.99. The E Arte Rosso is $5.99 when we have it, and it moves fast, so call ahead. These are Puglia prices, not markup prices: native grapes, stainless steel, bottle refined, nothing padded. If you want to buy E Arte online for a weeknight white or a case for a party, this is the shelf to start on. Ask us at the counter and we will tell you what is in stock that day.
Acidity cuts through clams and oysters; twelve percent keeps dinner easy.
Ripe Puglian fruit at $9.99, built for tomato sauce and grilled meat.
Five ninety nine a bottle, crowd friendly, pours well with anything off the grill.



