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Maestro Primitivo Puglia

Name: Maestro Primitivo Puglia
Brand: Cielo e Terra
Price: 5.95 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.7 (3 reviews)

4.7 Rate

A beautiful Apulian Primitivo at a very convincing price. You should grab this one!

5,95 €

(7,93 €/l)

0,75 l

2023 2024 2025

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Maestro Primitivo Puglia

Southern Italy's sunshine is captured in this Primitivo from Apulia: a dense spectrum of fruit, a soft body, and a pleasantly approachable style.

Cielo e Terra is a northern Italian winery with a broad presence in the greater region – the Maestro Primitivo stands for uncomplicated, well-made everyday wines from southern Italy. Primitivo grapes grow in Apulia on barren, calcareous soils under intense sunshine, which allows the berries to ripen to be particularly sugary and aromatic.

In the glass, it displays a rich cherry red color. The nose offers blackberry, baked plum, and a hint of dried apricot. On the palate, it is round and full-bodied, with soft tannins and few rough edges – not a wine that demands patience. The finish is short, fruity, and pleasantly warming.

Serving suggestion: Drink now, do not store. Served at 16–17 °C, it goes well with pasta with meat sauce, grilled sausages, pizza, or an evening on the sofa without much cooking effort.

Grape variety Primitivo

Origin Apulia, Italy

Taste Dry

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Alcohol 13,5 % Vol.

Serving temp. 16–18 °C

Volume 0,75 l

Country of origin Italy

Region Apulia

Grape variety Primitivo

Wine color Red Wine

Vintage 2024

Alcohol content 13,5 % Vol.

Taste Dry

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Reviews

4.7

Rate

Favorite Primitivo

Simply a good drop. Not as sweet as many others and has a nice character.

Brilliant

Wonderful taste, goes well with game

A good wine for every occasion

Very good red wine, goes with every meal.

Frequently asked questions

How does the Maestro Primitivo taste?

Full-bodied and round, with aromas of blackberry and prune, a hint of dried apricot, and soft tannins. The finish is short and fruity — an accessible everyday red wine without rough edges.

Is the Primitivo dry or rather sweet?

It is vinified dry, but feels pleasantly soft on the palate due to the ripe fruit and soft tannins — not tart or angular. Typical for Primitivo from Apulia.

What does the wine pair best with?

Pasta with meat sauce, grilled sausages, or pizza are classic companions. However, it works just as well with lamb, braised dishes, or Caciocavallo — and also without any cooking effort in the evening.

At what temperature should I serve it?

Ideally at 16–17 °C — so slightly cooler than room temperature. Placing it in the fridge briefly is enough so that the fruit feels fresh and the alcohol does not appear too warm.

Is it worth buying several bottles and storing them?

The Maestro Primitivo is designed for uncomplicated drinking pleasure, not for storage. It is best to open it soon — the fruitiness is in the foreground now.

How much alcohol does the wine have?

It has 13.5% vol. — a typical value for an Apulian Primitivo, reflecting the warmth and ripeness of the region. The bottle holds 750 ml.

The Winery

Cielo e Terra

Cielo e Terra has 2 origins in Veneto: the Cielo family and the winemakers of Cantine Colli Berici. The story of Cielo e Terra began in 1908 when the Cielo family bought land in Vicenza, near the Castelli di Romeo e Giulietta, which also included a small vineyard, Casa Defrà. In 1960, the winery was founded in its current form as a cooperative and an Italy-wide distribution network was established.

Today, Cielo e Terra exports to over 60 countries, consists of over 1000 winemakers with 3700 hectares of cultivated land, and is a leader in the field of sustainability.

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