Luccarelli Primitivo 2013, Igt Puglia
Zinfandel/Primitivo
Puglia, Italy
$10.95 (253856)
Also 1500ml ID: 409631Critic Reviews (5)
For under $11 I thought this wine was killer. Distinctly Primitivo with spice, smoked blueberry and griddle pan. It...
Wine with generous notes of plum jam, figs and dates. The tannins are melted and the exuberance of the fruit is well...
Plays on mute for the first verse. After a request to please turn the smell on it obliges, though it's covered in...
This is an opaque wine made from primitivo (aka zinfandel). Expect mild aromas of prune, blueberry and vanilla with...
Ripe brambly fruit. Lots of spice on the finish with decent tannins. Quality southern Italian primitivo. Tasted...
Community Reviews (22)
Excellent value, well balanced with a smooth finish and great value.
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best value flavourful
best value flavourful
Wow. Great value for $10.95! Light fruit notes of plum and black cherry on the nose. Slightly sweet dark fruit on the palate at first turns to balanced fruit, acidity, and soft tannins. Great sipping or with a meal.
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Great value for the price. Rich and full fruit flavours, with emphasis on blueberry jam and some vanilla notes. Medium bodied with good length on the finish, this wine was a hit with my friends that like fruit forward wines.
This tastes like an entry level California zinfandel, except it costs a lot less. Excellent value.
Great value
Tasted May 2014
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July 2015
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Raisined by this point but still good complexity, smoothness and length and a steal for the price. Not for everyone (old school) but a great deal and just has some life left
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Good, fruity, medium length
A little unbalanced. Better when decanted.
Good value, try decanting next time
Bought the last two bottles on the shelf at the Carlton St LCBO (dust on them...perhaps they were upright for too long?) We opened both since we thought the first bottle was "off". The second was slightly better but not worth finishing. We found the wine to be raw and immature with a cheap candied cherry flavour. Disappointing.
Bought the last two bottles on the shelf at the Carlton St LCBO (dust on them...perhaps they were upright for too long?) We opened both since we thought the first bottle was "off". The second was slightly better but not worth finishing. We found the wine to be raw and immature with a cheap candied cherry flavour. Disappointing.