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Porcospino Northridge Vineyard Primitivo

8.717 ratings
8.83 pro ratings
Wahluke Slope, Columbia Valley, Oregon/Washington, USA
Primitivo
Turkey, White Rice, Chicken, Potato, Pasta, Lamb, Exotic Spices, Herbs, Beans & Peas, Hard Cheese, Duck, Baking Spices, Mushrooms, Pungent Cheese, Pork, Beef, Chili & Hot Spicy, Onion, Tomato-Based, Soft Cheese
Top Notes For
David Shaw

Moderate purple red in color. Persimmon and tea notes in nose. Light body. Tea, cherry, dried persimmon notes in mouth. Some skin astringency. Coffee bitterness finish. Nice accessible PNW red

Moderate purple red in color. Persimmon and tea notes in nose. Light body. Tea, cherry, dried persimmon notes in mouth. Some skin astringency. Coffee bitterness finish. Nice accessible PNW red

Dec 23rd, 2017
Brendan Hannemann

Delicious fruit, lighter body with high acidity. Drank with pizza and sushi and paired nicely.

Delicious fruit, lighter body with high acidity. Drank with pizza and sushi and paired nicely.

1 person found it helpfulMay 15th, 2017
Matt Sterr

Coffee note

Coffee note

Jul 28th, 2016
Adam Gäfvert

Köttig doft men apelsinskal och krossade bär. Ett viss etanolig alkoholdoft som förtar. Smaken är druvtypisk. Generös med svartvinbärsgelé som tydlig smakreferens.

Köttig doft men apelsinskal och krossade bär. Ett viss etanolig alkoholdoft som förtar. Smaken är druvtypisk. Generös med svartvinbärsgelé som tydlig smakreferens.

Nov 7th, 2018
Ray Vanderhoff

Not a typical Primativo (Zinfandel). Plums and spice on the nose. Cherry, coffee and tobacco on the pallet. Hint of sweetness. Long finish. Interesting.

Not a typical Primativo (Zinfandel). Plums and spice on the nose. Cherry, coffee and tobacco on the pallet. Hint of sweetness. Long finish. Interesting.

Apr 21st, 2017
Michael Meyer

And now for something completely different. Primitivo is supposed to be an ancestor of Zinfandel but this is nothing like it. Perfumed spicy red fruit (persimmon?), ripe but elegant, in a low aciditic, barely tannic immediate style. Fascinating and confusing all at once.

And now for something completely different. Primitivo is supposed to be an ancestor of Zinfandel but this is nothing like it. Perfumed spicy red fruit (persimmon?), ripe but elegant, in a low aciditic, barely tannic immediate style. Fascinating and confusing all at once.

Dec 13th, 2016
Andy Christiansen

Andy had this 8 years ago

Andy had this 8 years ago

Mar 2nd, 2017
Zarina Alam

Zarina had this 6 years ago

Zarina had this 6 years ago

Feb 16th, 2019
Austin Rohr

Austin had this 6 years ago

Austin had this 6 years ago

Oct 17th, 2018
Tanya Klippert

Tanya had this 8 years ago

Tanya had this 8 years ago

May 13th, 2017