Welcome to the South! Today Rare Wines takes us to Campania and Puglia, discovering two powerful and structured wines that are nonetheless very drinkable and pleasant. The first stop is in Tramonti, on the Amalfi Coast. Here the four partners of Tenuta San Francesco enhance the area's traditional grape varieties, including tintore, the variety from which the red we present here derives. Pre-phylloxera plants, more than 150 years old for a great wine that is the product of this land.
The second wine comes from Manduria and could only be a Primitivo. Masseria Cuturi produces it in what can be called the estate's cru. Monte dei Diavoli is located in the centre of the estate, on a small hillside planted with vines, and the wine (that goes by the same name) is characterised by notes that take us directly back to the Manduria area made of sun, wind and sea.
Rare Wines: two great reds from the Amalfi Coast and Manduria

Primitivo di Manduria Monte Diavoli 2019

È Iss Tintore Prephilloxera 2018

selected by Gambero Rosso


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