Rosa d'Oro Vineyards Primitivo 2009

MSRP: $20
3.64 5 0.5
Add
1 review
+My Wines

My Wines

Save in My Wines

Add to Wishlist

My Cellar

List It
Edit

Vintages


Add a vintage

Tasting Notes:

Primitivo is Zinfandel's first cousin, and this wine exhibits a lot of delicious ripe red fruit, fine tannins, dried ...

Read more...
  • There are currently no submitted critic scores.
  • + Wine critic

    Submit a Critic Score

    Score:

    Name of Critic:

    Close
The Jug Shop
San Francisco, CA (2,500 mi)
USD 14.99
750ml
Vintage 2007
Buy Now

keeping with my current theme of baby inspired reviews....what if nero d'avola and zinfandel had a baby? it would be this awesome combo of new worl... Read more

Set your rating:
Save

Examples: Value Wine, Would Recommend, For the Cellar, Etc...

All Prices

Shipping to:

User Reviews for Rosa d'Oro Vineyards Primitivo

Add your review
Snooth User: aronowm2
333343,705
4.00 5
07/23/2009

keeping with my current theme of baby inspired reviews....what if nero d'avola and zinfandel had a baby? it would be this awesome combo of new world and old world. pair it with ravioli.


Winemaker's Notes:

Primitivo is the Italian Zinfandel grown in the area of Puglia in Southern Italy. They are genetically identical but Primitivo is considered to be more feminine and rustic. We won’t lie though, this is a big wine, full bodied, red berry fruit driven with fine-grained tannins and mineral earthiness, balanced and without overripeness or residual sugar.

Tasting Notes:

Primitivo is Zinfandel's first cousin, and this wine exhibits a lot of delicious ripe red fruit, fine tannins, dried herb and some fresh earth. A bit thinner than Zinfandel, but incredibly tasty with a very long and memorable finish. Don't let the 16.1% ABV dissuade you from trying this one. The 11 months in barrel keeps this wine well in check and there is virtually no heat in the mouth, just a ton of flavor. Low production and an incredibly fair price are also part of the appeal of this wine.

Primitivo is the Italian Zinfandel grown in the area of Puglia in Southern Italy. They are genetically identical but Primitivo is considered to be more feminine and rustic. We won’t lie though, this is a big wine, full bodied, red berry fruit driven with fine-grained tannins and mineral earthiness, balanced and without overripeness or residual sugar.

Photos

+ Add Image

Dietary Information: Certified Sustainable

220 cases produced.

Closure: Cork

Aged 12 months in Hungarian Oak.

Notes: 2 year Hungarian oak

Chemical Analysis:

Alcohol: 16.1% pH: 3.66

Best Wine Deals

  • $27.59
    27%off
    Clarendon Hills Shiraz Moritz
    Clarendon Hills Shiraz Moritz 2003
  • $18.99
    30%off
    Leeuwin Estate Sémillon-Sauvignon Blanc Blend Margaret River Siblings Sauvignon Blanc Sémillon
    Leeuwin Estate Sémillon-Sauvignon Blanc Blend Margaret River Siblings Sauvignon Blanc Sémillon 2006
See More Deals »