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Bodega Patritti · Patagonia

Primogénito Sangre Azul Pinot Noir

Primogénito Sangre Azul

Variety
Pinot Noir
Style
Red
Region
Patagonia
The winery
Bodega Patritti
Bottle of Primogénito Sangre Azul Pinot Noir

Tasting notes

Appearance
Brilliant ruby red with soft, attractive reflections that denote youth and elegance.
Nose
Elegant, with floral violet notes, fresh red fruit such as cherries and sour cherries, and subtle vanilla and toasted-oak nuances.
Palate
Silky, well-structured tannins with long persistence.
Finish
Long and persistent.

At a glance

Grape
Pinot Noir
Alcohol
13.8%
Acidity
6.6 g/l
Residual sugar
1.8 g/l
pH
3.65
Serve at
16 °C
Cellaring
8–10 years

Production & ageing

Harvest
Manual, with cluster and berry selection.
Fermentation
Fermented in stainless-steel tanks with indigenous (and selected) yeasts at controlled temperature; 30% whole clusters; 30% carbonic maceration.
Maceration
Cold pre-fermentation maceration at 10 °C for 2 days; 30% carbonic maceration.
Yeast
Indigenous and selected yeasts.
Oak
Second-use French oak barrels · Second use · 15 months
Ageing
15 months in second-use French oak barrels

The land

Patagonia

Andino's Patagonian producer, Bodega Patritti, is in San Patricio del Chañar, Neuquén. Argentina's wine-growing Patagonia spans Neuquén, Río Negro and La Pampa and is a heterogeneous territory of distinct soils, altitudes and climates. The climate is cold, with a significant day-night thermal amplitude and strong winds that improve fruit health and concentrate colour and aromas; San Patricio del Chañar is described as one of Argentina's coldest fine-wine regions. Soils in the estate vineyard are stony.

A snow-capped peak above a still lake and forested hills in Patagonia

The winery

Bodega Patritti

"Patagonia's Hidden Gems." A Patagonian winery crafting small-batch wines that ignore passing trends and seek a true sense of place.

Winemaker
Nicolás Navío, head winemaker since 2008, with more than eighteen harvests at the winery. Trained at Don Bosco and at the Universidad Nacional de Cuyo in San Rafael; he also consults for other wineries.