Primitivo
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Soul of the South: Italy's wild, chaotic and creative southern winesEmbrace the strange...
By Jason Millar Published
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Why Gioia del Colle is Italy’s best region for Primitivo you need to know aboutThink all Primitivo is jammy? Think again...
By Richard Baudains Last updated
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Primitivo di Manduria: An example of excellenceSponsor Content Created With Consorzio Tutela Primitivo
An example of excellence in Puglia...
By Decanter Staff Published
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Puglia travel guide for wine loversIn this narrow region you’re never far from either sea or inland wineries, and always surrounded by beautiful scenery and superb food. Carla Capalbo takes a trip
By Adrian Mourby Last updated
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Top 20 Puglian PrimitivoElegant, fresh, savoury and cellarworthy...
By Alessandra Piubello Published
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Off the beaten track: 10 hidden gems in Southern ItalyHere is where to look...
By Susan Hulme MW Last updated
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International Trophy Red Italian Varietals under £15 – Fattoria Dianella, Il Matto delle Giuncaie, Tuscany, Italy 2013Fattoria Dianella has an initial hit of plush, vanilla oak, but the violet-tinged, black cherry, cranberry, raspberry and red berry fruit comes forward and proves more than a match.
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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Primitivo: A return to the old waysPrimitivo is practically synonymous with Puglia and the south of Italy. Yet it is taking a plucky band of pioneers to re-establish it in its truest form, as a bush vine. Monty Waldin reports
By Monty Waldin Last updated
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Italy’s winemaking giants: Big can be beautifulBy Ian D'Agata Last updated
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Jefford on Monday: Secret lessonsBy Andrew Jefford Last updated
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Steven Spurrier April ’10 Column – Hot on the heels of Primitivo
By Steven Spurrier Last updated
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DWWA 2014 International Trophies: Red Italian Varietals under £15This year's Decanter World Wine Awards International Trophy for the Best in Show Red Italian Varietals under £15 went to Costarossa, Surani, Primitivo di Manduria, Puglia, Italy 2012, 14.5%
By Decanter Staff Last updated