Primitivo suffered worse in the vine pull scheme than many other varieties as it is relatively difficult to manage in the vineyard. The variety is susceptible to drought, frosts, and floral … 展开

The name Primitivo translates roughly as "early one" (there is an obvious link here with Tempranillo, which means the same thing in Spanish), and refers to the variety's early-ripening nature. One might be forgiven for thinking that the grape was in some way "primitive", … 展开

Primitivo, even when modestly priced, tends to suits hearty dishes; a classic partner would be spit-roasted Puglian lamb. A lentil or bean … 展开