Poggerino Primateria 1997 - 1,5l

Poggerino Primateria 1997 is an elegant Tuscan red that shows the depth and refinement Sangiovese can achieve with age. Bottled in magnum format, it has spent decades developing extra nuance and complexity, making it a compelling choice for collectors and special occasions alike.

Tasting Notes
Deep ruby in the glass, with mature garnet tones starting to show at the rim, this wine opens with a layered bouquet of ripe dark fruit, dried herbs, spice, and a subtle tobacco note. With air, it gains further complexity and a more savory, earthy character that speaks to its long bottle aging. On the palate it is full-bodied and harmonious, combining ripe cherry and plum flavors with fine-grained tannins and a lively Tuscan backbone. The finish is long, graceful, and persistent, with enough structure to remain rewarding, though it is best enjoyed now while its maturity is at its peak.

Production
Made in Tuscany from Sangiovese grapes, Primateria reflects the character of its regional terroir, where warm days and cooler nights help preserve freshness and aromatic detail. The wine was harvested in 1997 and then aged in bottle for many years, allowing it to develop its depth, softness, and layered complexity without losing its sense of structure.

Food & Serving
This wine is a natural match for roasted red meats, game, braised dishes, and aged cheeses. Serve at around 16-18°C, and decant before pouring to let the bouquet open fully and the mature flavors come into focus.

Producer
Fattoria Poggerino is a respected Tuscan producer known for expressive, terroir-driven wines that highlight the purity of Sangiovese. Based in the Chianti region, the estate has earned recognition for crafting wines with elegance, balance, and a strong sense of place.

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