Our Fatalone Organic Wines highly reviewed in the renowned International wine review, Merum. In issue #6/13, focused on the best Apulian red wines made with autochthonous grapes, our organic Primitivo Riserva 2006 and Primitivo 2009 achieved the remarkable rating of the “double heart.”
Gioia del Colle DOC Primitivo Riserva “Fatalone” 2006
Score 2 CUORI/HEARTS
Gioia del Colle DOC Primitivo “Fatalone” 2009
Score 2 CUORI/HEARTS
Gioia del Colle DOC Primitivo Riserva “Fatalone” 2005
The Az. Agr. Petrera Pasquale once again protagonist in Montpellier at Millesime Bio, the most important wine exhibition all over the world for natural, organic and biodynamic wines, to present the new vintages of its Fatalone organic wines.
The winery Petrera Pasquale and its Fatalone Organic Wines as told by the wine-journalist Andrea Zanfi in the prestigious book dedicated to the best wineries and excellences of the Apulia region
Gioia del Colle DOC Primitivo Riserva 2006
2 CUORI / HEARTS
The Fatalone Riserva 2006, proudly organic apulian wine, awarded with the double heart by the prestigious international wine review Merum
Excellent review of our organic Gioia del Colle DOC Primitivo Riserva Fatalone 2005 by the well-known wine-writer Pasquale Porcelli in the column “in the glass” of Corriere del Mezzogiorno
Gioia del Colle DOC Primitivo Riserva “Fatalone” 2005
Pasquale Petrera’s winery and his Fatalone Organic Wines with their authenticity achieve the prestigious recognition of the WHITE STAR by L’Espresso. Moreover, according to L’Espresso, the Gioia del Colle DOC Primitivo Fatalone with the vintage 2009 remains among “The Best Buys in the region” Puglia for its quality/price ratio
Our Primitivo 2008 has been selected as the MUST-TRY RED of October 2013 by DECANTER Magazine, the most prestigious and renowned wine magazine all over the world.
After participating in our Third Historic Vertical Tasting with 8 vintages of Fatalone Riserva during “Radici del Sud 2013”, Walter Speller offers an enthusiastic, detailed and honest description of each of our vintages in his article “Can Primitivo age?” on the Jancis Robinson’s Purple Pages. Mr. Speller, an internationally renowned wine writer, is in charge of the Italian wine reviews for Jancis Robinson’s blog. Not only does Mr. Speller share his invaluable tasting notes attesting to the fact that Fatalone Primitivo organic wines from Puglia can and do age well, but he concludes that “it took the likes of Fatalone to correct that black-and-white image” of the Primitivo to the world!
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Our Fatalone Organic Wines highly reviewed in the renowned International wine review, Merum. In issue #6/13, focused on the best Apulian red wines made with autochthonous grapes, our organic Primitivo Riserva 2006 and Primitivo 2009 achieved the remarkable rating of the “double heart.”
