Cantina di San Marzano: “62 Anniversario” Primitivo di Manduria Riserva DOP 2020 - Piemont Express
Cantina di San Marzano: “62 Anniversario” Primitivo di Manduria Riserva DOP 2020 - Piemont Express

Cantina di San Marzano: “62 Anniversario” Primitivo di Manduria Riserva DOP 2020

Cantina di San Marzano: “62 Anniversario” Primitivo di Manduria Riserva DOP 2020

Geschmacksprofil

Leicht
Üppig
Sanft
Tanninhaltig
Süß
Trocken
Weich
Säurehaltig
  • 5 in stock
  • Reordered, available soon
Delivery time: 1-3 days
Normal price €16,72
€22,29 /l
* incl. VAT plus shipping plus shipping costs
Restzucker
10.0 g/l
Säure
6.2 g/l
Alkohol
14.5 % vol
Rebsorten
  • Primitivo
Region
Apulia

62 years after the founding of the cooperative in 1962 – this explains the name of this Riserva, which exceeds the Sessantanni in aging time and quality. The grapes come from the oldest plots of the cooperative, bush vines trained in Alberello style on the characteristic red clay soils of Salento. After hand harvesting, an extended maceration follows for maximum extraction. Then 18 months of aging in small oak barrels – six months longer than the Sessantanni – followed by further bottle aging before release.

Deep dark ruby garnet with brownish reflections at the edge. The nose shows pomegranate, blackcurrant, dried fruits, and a hint of cocoa butter. On the palate, expansive and rich in extract, with silky tannins and lingering sweetness in the finish. The additional aging time gives the wine a bit more depth than the Sessantanni, without changing the fundamental style: lush, fruit-forward, designed for immediate impact. For those seeking the maximum concentration and maturity.

Abgefüllt durch
Cantine San Marzano scarl
Via Regina Margherita 149, 74020 San Marzano, Italy
Allergene
  • Enthält Sulfite
Winzer

San Marzano Winery

The Cantine San Marzano, located near the municipality of San Marzano di San Giuseppe, was founded as an association of 19 locally based families who have been cultivating vineyards for generations in the land between the Adriatic and Ionian Seas. With their great passion, they have given Apulian wine a distinctive profile and recognition in the wine world, without denying the ancient wine tradition of Salento that dates back more than 3,000 years. The cooperative, with around 1,200 winemakers managing about 1,500 hectares of vineyards, is an important economic factor in the otherwise not particularly prosperous southern Italian region.

At Cantine San Marzano, under the leadership of Mauro di Maggio, affordable, modern, elegant wines of different quality levels are produced with extensive experience and great expertise from authentic grape varieties, about four-fifths of which are exported abroad.


The climatic conditions around San Marzano are quite challenging, as the southern part of Apulia struggles with drought, frost, and the Scirocco wind. Due to the warm and dry wind from Africa, the vines of the winemaking community coordinated by Salvatore Ricchiardi are hardly affected by insects and fungi. Since the red, iron oxide-containing, and mostly calcareous soils in the province of Taranto are nutrient-poor and have only a thin humus layer, vineyard yields are naturally limited. The vineyard hills are mainly planted with red and white indigenous varieties such as Fiano, Verdeca, Malvasia Nera, Negroamaro, and Primitivo. The large stocks of very old Primitivo vines are extremely valuable. They are particularly low-yielding at 3,000 kilograms per hectare and provide the grapes for the top wine 'Sessantanni,' crafted by the inspired cellar master Mario Ercolino. This noble drop won, among other awards, the 2009 International Wine & Spirit Competition in London in the category 'Best Single-Varietal Red Wine in the World.'

San Marzano impresses not only with excellent grape quality but, after extensive renovation and major investments, is today the most modern and technically best-equipped winery in Apulia. It is run by a highly motivated team consisting of qualified oenologists and agronomists who are ambitious to produce the best wines in Apulia in the long term. Every step of the production process—from the vineyard to bottling—is carefully controlled and documented to continuously improve the quality of the wide range.

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