

San Marzano Tramari Primitivo Rosé 2021
The Tramari rosé from San Marzano is made from the popular Italian red grape variety, Primitivo grown in the Salento region of Puglia at 100 metres above sea level. Tramari is a softly coloured rosé with intense aromas of wild cherries and raspberries, combined with an attractive hint of Mediterranean maquis - the local aromatic shrub land. Elegantly styled and slightly off-dry, with a refreshing finish.
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The Producer San Marzano | Apulia
In 1962, 19 vine growers from San Marzano whose families had farmed the land for generations, combined their efforts to establish 'Cantine San Marzano'. Through the decades this cooperative has grown significantly, attracting over 1,200 vine growers. Using modern and technologically advanced vinification techniques they...
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The Primary Grape Wine By Grape Variety | Primitivo
Primitivo is a red wine grape variety and one of Southern Italy's most widely planted varieties. It's origins date back to the 18th century...