2009 Masseria Li Veli Montecoco Salento IGT
Primitivo (Zinfandel)
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By David Lawrason
(Li Veli Montecoco Primitivo, Igt Salento red) Login and sign up and see review text.
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By John Szabo, MS
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9/5/2012, (See more on WineAlign...)
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By Antonio Galloni
(Li Veli Primitivo Salento Montecco) Login and sign up and see review text.
Exploring the Best of Central and Southern Italy (June 2011), (See more on Vinous...)
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Wine Definition
- Vintage2009
- TypeRed
- ProducerMasseria Li Veli
- VarietyPrimitivo
- DesignationMontecoco
- Vineyardn/a
- CountryItaly
- RegionPuglia
- SubRegionn/a
- AppellationSalento IGT
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6/19/2012 - nzinkgraf wrote:
7 days in Italy.; 6/16/2012-6/22/2012 (Italy): A Cru of Primitivo, 9 months, half new half 2nd fill. More focus, fine white pepper and spice. With the Cru bottlings, this takes the cake.
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10/24/2011 - spitzenwein wrote: 90 Points
Intense raspberry and leafy nose, very inviting. Fine fruit, dark fruit and plenty of it, w/o being lush, and smooth tannins and good structure (much more so than the cheaper, but still very good Orion Primitivo which is great for everyday drinking). This is more restaurant quality, would go well with meat (steak, pork chop with mushrooms, wild boar, or fowl) . A bargain for the price. This one of the best, reliable primitivos you'll find in Salento. This will keep for 3-5 years no problem. One reviewer mentioned Negro Amaro; this is all Primitivo, and the difference is clear, if you try each variety side by side.
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9/20/2011 - Ben Christiansen wrote:
Red licorice, herbacious. Big, fat, full $20, not all that fun, Or at least, not for me.
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9/1/2011 - Ben Christiansen wrote:
The Grand Cru vineyard of negro amaro. Fruity, intense, with lots of structure on the back end of the wine. Intense, ok at $20.
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