
Doppio Passo Primitivo, Puglia, Salento, Italy
This juicy wine is all about the fruit. Doppio Passo Primitivo is a luscious, easy drinking red wine bursting with fruity aromas of dried cherries and raisins, perfectly balanced for a delightful experience.
Slightly off dry and round on the palate; enjoy this Primitivo driven wine from Southern Italy.
Try with Pâtés and mousses; bold, hearty chicken, steak, sausage and ribs dishes.
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Wine Colour / Type | Red Wine |
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Grape Variety | Primitivo, Zinfandel |
Style (dry/sweet) | Off Dry |
Popular Wine Styles | Red | Rich & Intense |
Body | Full |
Vintage | 2022 |
Alcohol (ABV) | 13% |
Region | Salento |
Country of Origin | Italy |
Food Pairing | Cheese, Beef, Lamb, Chicken/Poultry, Game/Duck, Spicy Asian cuisine |
Indulge in the vibrant flavours of Doppio Passo Primitivo (Zinfandel) , a captivating red wine that truly celebrates its fruity character. This deep ruby wine boasts enticing aromas of dried fruits, cherries, and raisins, creating a harmonious balance that delights the senses.
With a slightly off-dry profile and a smooth, rounded palate, Doppio Passo offers an exceptionally easy drinking experience. It pairs beautifully with a variety of dishes, making it an ideal companion for rich pâtés, creamy mousses, and hearty meals such as grilled chicken, succulent steak, flavourful sausages, and tender ribs. Experience the luscious depth of this exquisite Italian wine today.
Doppio Passo Primitivo was made in a manner that mirrors ripasso-style wines. Some of the Primitivo grapes were harvested when they attained full ripeness, while the rest were left to wither on the vines for an additional three to four weeks. The initial crop was crushed and fermented immediately.
The “late harvest” grapes then underwent their own fermentation. Once that was completed, the first-harvest wine was “re-passed” on the dried Primitivo grape pomace, which initiated a second fermentation. The resulting blended wine is deeper in color, and elevates the fruit flavors to the forefront. Primitivo grapes are very expressive, so when this style of winemaking is used, a very juicy and almost sweet-tasting wine is the result.