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Feudi Di San Gregorio Primitivo Di Manduria

100% Primitivo
Over the past 20 years or more, Feudi di San Gregorio, in southern Italy"s Campania region, has played a leading role in fostering a winemaking revolution that extends across southern Italy, and has led to a remarkable resurgence of regional wine industries. Throughout its short yet prolific history, the estate"s proprietors have cultivated Campania & Apulia"s finest vineyards and worked closely with some of Italy"s best enologists. The results have been remarkable the wines of Feudi di San Gregorio meet time and again with stellar reviews and consistently garner international critical acclaim. Feudi di San Gregorio Primitivo taps into the enormous potential of local, ancient varieties in an effort to bring prestige and recognition to these treasures of the south.
€ 13.50
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COLOR
Deep ruby red with violet reflections
AROMA
Complex, powerful, spicy hints of clove and black pepper with woodsy undertones; hints of wild cherry and prune
TASTE
Soft, consistent, with an excellent balance of acidity and tannins; velvety smooth; closes with lingering sensations of cocoa and coffee.
Climate Altitude: 400 m. a.s.l.
Composition of the land Mixed calcareous and particularly rocky soil.
Vinification After harvesting by hand and cooling, the grapes are vinified in thermal-conditioned steel tanks; the maceration, carried out at a temperature not exceeding 26°C, takes place over a period of 8-10 days. The malolactic fermentation is completed by the beginning of winter.
Aging fter this, the wine is further aged in steel for a period of about 3 months, and after bottling it remains in the bottle for 2 months before being released for sale.
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Feudi di San Gregorio today epitomises the oenological renaissance of southern Italy, promoting a wine culture for the rediscovery of Mediterranean flavours. To promote southern...
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