Tramari Rosé Primitivo del Salento

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

Feudi di San Marzano is one of Puglia's most renowned wineries. This cooperative in the province of Taranto pools vineyards in Salento, where the Primitivo grape develops its characteristic depth and warmth on the low-lime red soils. For their Tramari, the grape is vinified as a rosé – using a short skin contact process that imparts color and fruit without becoming heavy like a red wine.

In the glass, it shines a bright cherry red. The nose offers Mediterranean maquis herbs – rosemary, thyme, a hint of wild strawberry – followed by raspberry and sour cherry. On the palate, it is fresh and medium-bodied, with a lively 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
• Drinking window: Drink now – this wine thrives on its freshness