Imperio LXXIV is the flagship wine of Feudo Croce, crafted from 100% Primitivo di Manduria grapes grown on calcareous-clayey soils within the Manduria DOP (Denominazione di Origine Protetta) area of Puglia, southern Italy. "LXXIV" is the Roman numeral for 74, reflecting the estate's heritage. The wine contains 14.5% alcohol by volume and is bottled by Feudo Croce Srl in Faggiano, Taranto, Italy; imported in the United States by Orvino Imports & Distributing Inc.

Crafted through careful crushing and destemming followed by maceration and temperature-controlled fermentation at 22–26°C for 10–15 days, the wine is aged for 8 to 12 months in 5- to 10-hectoliter French oak barrels. It presents an intense garnet-highlighted red with a complex bouquet of ripe red and dark fruits, warm spices, subtle hints of cocoa, and a balsamic vein. On the palate it delivers good persistence and harmony, with hints of dried fruit, well-integrated soft tannins, and a long toasty finish.

Imperio LXXIV pairs beautifully with substantial pasta dishes, beef, grilled and roasted meats, game, and medium-aged cheeses. Best served at 18°C. Contains sulphites. The wine has earned numerous accolades, including a Decanter World Wine Awards Gold Medal (95 points, 2019 vintage), 97 points from Luca Maroni (2022 vintage), 93 points from Falstaff Primitivo Trophy (2022 vintage), 90 points from James Suckling (2021 vintage), and a Silver Medal from The Drinks Business (2022 vintage).