Tramari Rosé Primitivo del Salento

A rosé wine from the deep south of Italy: the Tramari brings the aromas of the Apulian macchia into the glass – wild, spicy, with a clear red fruit line.

Feudi di San Marzano is one of the best-known wineries in Apulia. The cooperative in the province of Taranto bundles vineyards in the Salento, where the Primitivo develops its characteristic depth and warmth on the low-lime red soils. For the Tramari, the grape variety is vinified as a rosé – pressed with short skin contact, which gives color and fruit without tipping into the heaviness of a red wine.

In the glass, it glows in a bright cherry red. On the nose, Mediterranean macchia herbs – rosemary, thyme, a hint of wild strawberry – followed by raspberry and sour cherry. On the palate, fresh and medium-weight, with an invigorating acidity and a clean, slightly spicy finish.

• Food: Grilled fish, seafood pasta, burrata with tomatoes, or light meat skewers from the grill
• Serving temperature: 10–12 °C