Product Information
Primitivo has been grown in the region of Puglia, the heel of Italy's boot, for hundreds of years. Colpasso Primitivo is the perfect combination of local tradition and modern wine-making, being robust at the same time as smooth and silky. Rich in fruit, with a certain "savoury" feel, Colpasso Primitivo has an abundance of ripe, dark berry flavours and is the perfect accompaniment to rich, meaty pasta dishes.
Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week
Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week
Features
Wine of Italy
Country of origin
Italy
Package type
Bottle
Other Information
Full Product Name:
Primitivo - Red Italian Wine
Primitivo - Red Italian Wine
Allergen Information
Contains Sulphur Dioxide/Sulphites
Brand
Colpasso
Manufacturer
VI-MI S.p.a.,
Verolanuova,
Italia.
TWPW,
Trento,
Italia.
Verolanuova,
Italia.
TWPW,
Trento,
Italia.
Return to Address
VI-MI S.p.a.,
Verolanuova,
Italia.
TWPW,
Trento,
Italia.
Verolanuova,
Italia.
TWPW,
Trento,
Italia.
History
Primitivo is grown in Puglia, also known as the 'heel' of Italy, and it is one of the most planted grapes in the Italian peninsula. Our Winemaker Stefano Chioccioli insist on an early harvest to keep the fruitiness of this wine and avoid a high level of alcohol. This enables us to get a perfect balance between the medium body and the perfect softness of the fruits.
Agent
North South Wines
Grape variety
Zinfandel
Current vintage
2020
Regional information
This wine comes from Puglia's Salento Peninsula, in the Leverano area
Tasting notes
Robust and rich of fruit flavours, hints of ripe, dark berries
Alcohol by volume
14.5
Units
10.5
Producer
The Wine People
Serving suggestions
Rich in fruit, with a certain "savoury" feel, Colpasso Primitivo has an abundance of ripe, dark berry flavours and is the perfect accompaniment to rich, meaty pasta dishes
Winemaker
Stefano Chioccioli
Vinification details
The grapes, transported in small containers, are very softly destemmed and the skins left intact. Fermentation at a controlled temperature of 22-24C, with frequent pumping over the must in order to get the best colour, bouquet and soft tannins. After the malolactic the wine is kept on its fine lees until the end of February/March.
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