Collefrisio Primitivo wines come from the famous Salento region where high-class bottles appear. Salento is a geographical area located at the tip of Puglia, in southern Italy. Salento has long been associated with ancient legends. This is a land dominated by limestone, clay, gravel and sand, and has a warm Mediterranean climate.
This wine takes its name from an underground hiding place, where the locals found shelter during dangerous situations. The entire farm took on the name of Rifugio, which today is a particularly suitable area for the cultivation of fine Primitivo grapes.
Intense ruby red color with cardinal reflections, the nose is harmonious, with notes of ripe red fruit and slightly spicy. Elegant and velvety flavor, light acidity and very pleasant tannins.
Ruby red color with garnet reflections elegant and rich bouquet, dark fruit, round and harmonious taste, with a balsamic finish.
intense ruby red color, the aromas explode in red berried fruits, cherries and morello cherries. In the mouth it has a perfect balance of ripe fruit.
Intense red wine with purple reflections. The bouquet immediately appears very complex and of great finesse then explodes into hints of roasted coffee and hints of ripe cherry and plum, combined with the spicy notes of vanilla from the wood. Harmoniously balanced and velvety on the palate, delicately tannic, it is full-bodied and full, with typical characteristics of dried grapes.
intense ruby red with violet reflections. The nose still highlights the fruity, with notes of ripe cherries and discreet hints of wood. Warm on the palate, soft, pleasantly present the tannins.
Collefrisio Primitivo wines come from the famous Salento region where high-class bottles appear. Salento is a geographical area located at the tip of Puglia, in southern Italy. Salento has long been associated with ancient legends. This is a land dominated by limestone, clay, gravel and sand, and has a warm Mediterranean climate. With elegant wooden box
This wine takes its name from an underground hiding place, where the locals found shelter during dangerous situations. The entire farm took on the name of Rifugio, which today is a particularly suitable area for the cultivation of fine Primitivo grapes.
In the glass it has a beautiful ruby red color, very concentrated. The vegetal notes discreetly face the nose, where it is then enveloped by an iridescent fan, between fruity and spicy. When tasted it has a good structure, with a warm and enveloping sip. Wonderful with cannelloni with sheep's sauce.
