Tagaro - Muso Rosso - Primitivo di Manduria DOC

Muso Rosso - Primitivo di Manduria - Tagaro - 2021 - 75cl - Onshore Cellars

Tagaro - Muso Rosso - Primitivo di Manduria DOC

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Provenance
Type
Red
Country
Producer
Technical
Grapes
ABV
15%
Serving
16° - 18° C
Food Pairings
BeefLambDuckCharcuterie and Cured MeatsHard CheesesGrilled Meats
Key Characteristics
["High alcohol""Warming""Full-bodied""Spicy""Well-balanced""Medium acidity"]

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Muso Rosso

Muso Rosso

Muso Rosso is a wine producer based in Puglia, southern Italy, specifically working within the Primitivo di Manduria DOC appellation. This region, located in the heart of Puglia's...

Muso Rosso is a wine producer based in Puglia, southern Italy, specifically working within the Primitivo di Manduria DOC appellation. This region, located in the heart of Puglia's Salento peninsula, has gained recognition for producing powerful red wines from the Primitivo grape variety, which is genetically identical to California's Zinfandel.

The Primitivo di Manduria DOC, established in 1974, covers vineyards around the historic town of Manduria in the provinces of Taranto and Brindisi. The area's Mediterranean climate, characterized by hot, dry summers and mild winters, combined with calcareous and clay-rich soils, creates ideal conditions for ripening Primitivo grapes to high sugar levels. These environmental factors typically result in wines with intense color, robust tannins, and alcohol levels that often exceed 14%.

Muso Rosso's current offering focuses on Primitivo di Manduria DOC wines, working with what is locally called Primitivo but is essentially the same grape variety as Zinfandel. The producer's Tagaro bottling represents their interpretation of this traditional Puglian variety within the controlled designation of origin framework.

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Puglia

Puglia

La Pouille occupe le talon de la botte italienne, s'étendant le long des côtes adriatiques et ioniennes dans le coin sud-est du pays. Cette région s'est transformée d'un...

La Pouille occupe le talon de la botte italienne, s'étendant le long des côtes adriatiques et ioniennes dans le coin sud-est du pays. Cette région s'est transformée d'un producteur de vin en vrac en source de vins de qualité, tirant parti de sa vaste zone viticole—parmi les plus grandes d'Italie—et de son climat méditerranéen favorable. Le terrain plat à légèrement vallonné de la région, parsemé de vergers d'oliviers anciens, a soutenu la viticulture depuis la colonisation grecque il y a plus de deux millénaires.

Les étés chauds et secs et les hivers doux créent des conditions idéales pour la maturation des cépages rouges, tandis que les brises marines rafraîchissantes des deux côtes aident à modérer les températures pendant la saison de croissance. Les sols diversifiés vont du calcaire et de l'argile dans le nord à la terre rouge riche en fer dans le sud. Les appellations clés incluent le Primitivo di Manduria DOC dans la péninsule de Salento, connu pour ses puissants vins rouges, et le Castel del Monte DOC dans la zone nord-centrale, qui produit à la fois des rouges et des blancs à partir de vignobles en coteau.

Le Primitivo, génétiquement identique au Zinfandel californien, domine la production de vin rouge et prospère dans le climat chaud de la Pouille, produisant des vins allant de fruités et accessibles à concentrés et vieillis. Le Negroamaro, natif de la région, crée des vins de couleur profonde souvent mélangés avec d'autres cépages. L'Aglianico, plus associé aux régions voisines, trouve également son expression ici, particulièrement dans la zone de Castel del Monte où il produit des vins structurés et tanniques avec un potentiel de vieillissement.

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Primitivo di Manduria DOC

Primitivo di Manduria DOC

Primitivo di Manduria DOC is a wine appellation located in the Puglia region of southern Italy, specifically in the province of Taranto around the town of Manduria. The...

Primitivo di Manduria DOC is a wine appellation located in the Puglia region of southern Italy, specifically in the province of Taranto around the town of Manduria. The denomination covers vineyards in the Salento peninsula, an area that forms the heel of Italy's boot-shaped geography.

The region benefits from a warm Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild winters. The soils are predominantly red earth with limestone and clay components, well-suited to the Primitivo grape variety. Primitivo, which is genetically identical to California's Zinfandel, is the primary grape permitted in this DOC. The variety thrives in the intense heat and sunshine of Puglia, developing high sugar levels that translate to full-bodied wines with substantial alcohol content.

Wines from Primitivo di Manduria DOC are characteristically rich and concentrated, displaying deep ruby to purple colors. They typically exhibit ripe fruit flavors including blackberry, plum, and cherry, often accompanied by spice notes and hints of Mediterranean herbs. The combination of the warm climate and the Primitivo grape's natural tendency toward high sugar accumulation results in wines that are generally full-bodied with robust tannins and alcohol levels that can reach 14-16%.

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