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Rose' Di Primitivo San Marzano 'Tramari' 2024

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Rose' Di Primitivo San Marzano 'Tramari' 2024

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The Primitivo Rosato ''Tramari'' San Marzano is obtained exclusively from the grapes of the same name, an elegant and light rosÃ© wine that is born between the two seas of Salento.

Type of wine Rosè

Specifications Salento IGT

Body Thin

Region PUGLIA

In summary

Wine list: Primitivo

Grape varieties: Primitivo 100%

Wooden passage: Only steel

Alcohol Degree: 12,50%

Country: ITALY

Production area: SALENTO

Year: 2024

Format: Bottle 75 cl

Awards & Recognition

Rate Webdivino: Vini premiati Webdivino > 90

85/100

How to taste it

When to drink it: 0-2 years

Serving Temperature: 12-14 °C

Recommended glass: Medium cup (red / young white) Calice medio (rossi/bianchi giovani)

Recommended pairings: First seafood dishes, Ham and salami, White meat - Poultry / Veal,

Visual tasting

Crystalline, pale pink in colour, quite consistent.

Olfactory tasting

Intense and persistent aroma of Mediterranean scrub, with hints of cherry and raspberry.

Taste tasting

Fresh and elegant wine, balanced on the palate.

What to pair wine with Rose' Di Primitivo San Marzano 'Tramari' 2024

The Primitivo Rosato ''Tramari'' San Marzano pairs well with Italian appetizers, fish soups and broths, baked or baked fish, young or slightly mature cheeses.

Contains sulfites.

Description

The Primitivo Rosato ''Tramari'' San Marzano is made exclusively from the grapes of the same name, an elegant and light rosÃ© wine. It is born from the light and winds of Manduria, between the two seas of Salento, about 100 meters above sea level, on medium-textured clayey soil, shallow and with a good presence of gravel. Maceration lasts a few hours, followed by fermentation without skins and aging in stainless steel.