
Primitivo di Manduria Riserva DOC Paolo e Carlo Classe 1966

Primitivo di Manduria Riserva DOC Paolo e Carlo Classe 1966
The Primitivo di Manduria Riserva DOC Paolo e Carlo Classe 1966 is a well-rounded, full-bodied southern Italian wine from Apulia – a Primitivo with character, neither hiding nor overdoing it. It comes from the best vines around Manduria, where the hot sun imparts deep color, ripe fruit, and considerable body to the grapes.
The wine spends 12 months in wooden barrels, giving it a beautiful, intense ruby-red color and a smooth, yet not spongy, mouthfeel. The nose reveals ripe plums, cherry jam, a touch of dried apricots, and notes of cocoa, vanilla, and a hint of coffee from the barrel aging – enough spice to be interesting, but not so much as to overpower the fruit.
On the palate, the Primitivo is velvety and opulent, with a full, warm body, fine, soft tannins, and a pleasantly fruity, almost slightly sweet character that nevertheless reads as dry or off-dry. At around 15% ABV and served at 16–18°C, it pairs perfectly with hearty beef or lamb dishes, game, savory appetizers, and strong cheeses – a wine that simply begs to be enjoyed without overthinking.
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SUPER WINE! SUPER SERVICE!
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Shop customer
Very good price-performance ratio. One of the best Primitivo
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Prof. Lev N.
EXCELLENT As always! Service, choice, speed!
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Prof. Lev N.
Excellent, as always!!
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Prof. Lev N.
EXCELLENT!!! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!
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Prof. Lev N.
EXCELLENT!
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Shop customer
An excellent red wine, also at just under €10
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Recommended
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Prof. Lev N.
EXCCELLENT OVERALL!
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A very good Primitivo that appeals to everyone.
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Paul R. H.
Super delicious wine
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Shop customer
Always again, everything went well
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Prof. Lev N.
Great Primitivo
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Prof. Lev N.
VINOSCOUT – WINNER!
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Shop customer
Highly recommended!
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WIESLAW T.
Have bottle and light taste
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Prof. Lev N.
As always EXCELLENT!!
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Fits every occasion
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You can't go wrong
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Prof. Lev N.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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Shop customer
Super wine for cozy evenings in front of the fireplace
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Shop customer
The best price-performance ratio for anyone who
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Enrico O.
The wine keeps what it promises. At the end
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Prof. Lev N.
Excellence PURE!
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Stephan R.
Always buy here again
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Prof. Lev N.
Super!! As always!
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Prof. Lev N.
EXTRAORDINARY!
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Tomas Matthes
Super
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Shop customer
Good wine, good price
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Frank Fuhrmann
Sensational price for a wine that is in no way inferior to Amarone in the price range of 17 € - 25 €.
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I gave it away as a gift.....no feedback yet!
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Highly recommended
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Shop customer
For us, there is no better Primitivo at this price/performance ratio!
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Shop customer
We have been drinking this wonderful Primitivo for years
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Great!
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