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Doppio Passo Primitivo
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Doppio Passo Primitivo
A portion of the Primitivo grapes for the Doppio Passo Primitivo is harvested in the second or third decade of August and vinified according to the traditional method for red wines. Fermentation lasts at least 15 days at a regulated temperature of a maximum of 28°C. The other part of the Primitivo grapes ripens for another 3-4 weeks on the vine, followed by the harvest and vinification according to the traditionally customary method. As soon as fermentation on the fermented berry skins of the Primitivo ripened on the vine is completed, the "repasso" or "second pass" takes place with the Primitivo harvested in August. This second fermentation increases the alcohol content; the wine becomes more color-intensive and extract-rich, gaining more fullness and character.
It captivates with a dense bouquet of black berries and inviting cocoa notes. With soft tannins, structure and depth are nevertheless clearly present. The concentrated aromas and fine fruit sweetness continue in the mouth. In short: A brilliant Primitivo at an excellent price/enjoyment ratio!
Vintage 2013 Gold Medal Mundus Vini
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The Winery
Botter is an Italian winery founded in 1928 by Carlo Botter. Today, it is managed by the third generation, located approximately 30 km northeast of Venice on the Piave River. In total, the winery offers more than 160 hectares of vineyards, which are distributed across two locations.
These are Divici and La Di Motta, the former being the newer location. Divici has a state-of-the-art cellar with a storage capacity of approx. 500,000 liters. The grape varieties cultivated by the winery include Primitivo, Nero d'Avola, Negroamaro, Malvasia Nera, or Sangiovese.
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