
I love Zinfandel from Italy which is also a Primitivo, if I am correct. I’ve always liked Primitivo vs Zinfandel even though they are twin grapes but was never a Zinfandel fan. One is grown in Italy one in California. If I am wrong please correct me. This wine is bursting with fruit flavor. Very smooth. Paired with brisket from the smoker. Nice way to end this rainy day.
I love Zinfandel from Italy which is also a Primitivo, if I am correct. I’ve always liked Primitivo vs Zinfandel even though they are twin grapes but was never a Zinfandel fan. One is grown in Italy one in California. If I am wrong please correct me. This wine is bursting with fruit flavor. Very smooth. Paired with brisket from the smoker. Nice way to end this rainy day.
Jul 22nd, 2018
A bit raisiny, but there is also some spice and a soft, lanolin-like note on the nose. Jammy and full-bodied without being hot, the 15% abv is unnoticeable, and there is good balance with medium tannin and medium acid, and medium-plus length. This would go well with a steak, but also pasta with a Bolognese sauce, or mushrooms.
A bit raisiny, but there is also some spice and a soft, lanolin-like note on the nose. Jammy and full-bodied without being hot, the 15% abv is unnoticeable, and there is good balance with medium tannin and medium acid, and medium-plus length. This would go well with a steak, but also pasta with a Bolognese sauce, or mushrooms.
Apr 22nd, 2016