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Shop our San Marzano wines from one of Puglia's best-known producers, with a range built around the generous fruit and character of southern Italy. Primitivo, Negroamaro and Susumaniello sit alongside distinctive Puglian whites and fresh, dry rose.
Choose from fresh, easy-drinking Il Pumo wines through to fuller, richer reds with greater depth and complexity, while the whites range from crisp and aromatic to richer, more textured styles.
Not sure which San Marzano wine is right for you? Jump straight to our recommendations for red wine, white wine or rose.
San Marzano makes wines in several different styles, so start with what you normally enjoy drinking. Choose red, white or rose below, then we'll help you narrow things down.
If you enjoy ripe fruit but don't want anything too heavy, we'd usually start with one of the younger Il Pumo wines.
San Marzano Il Pumo Primitivo is the more fruit-led choice, with fresh ripe fruit and an easy, youthful style.
San Marzano Il Pumo Negroamaro still has plenty of fruit, but adds a slightly more savoury character and a little body while remaining fresh and easy to drink.
If you prefer a fuller-bodied red, the next question is what you'd like alongside the ripe Puglian fruit.
San Marzano Talo Primitivo is where we'd go if you want the fruit to remain the main attraction. It's fuller and smoother than Il Pumo, with greater depth while still retaining Primitivo's generous fruit character.
If you enjoy fruit with a more noticeable spicy character, San Marzano Susco Susumaniello would be our choice. It has similar weight to Talo, but peppery spice and a little oak ageing give it extra depth, complexity and a smooth finish.
For ripe fruit with a more savoury character, San Marzano F Metal Label Negroamaro takes things further. It's slightly fuller again, with greater depth and complexity and more developed savoury flavours alongside the fruit.
If you enjoy rich, fruit-led reds and want to see how far San Marzano can take that style, San Marzano Anniversario 62 Primitivo di Manduria Riserva is the direction we'd take. It brings considerably more richness, depth and complexity while keeping ripe Primitivo fruit at the heart of the wine.
San Marzano Collezione 50 Cinquanta offers something a little different. Its blend of Primitivo and Negroamaro keeps plenty of richness and ripe fruit, but introduces a more savoury dimension alongside it.
For something fresh, aromatic and refreshing, San Marzano Il Pumo Sauvignon Blanc Malvasia combines citrus and tropical fruit with floral character and a crisp finish.
If you'd rather have a white with more body, richness and complexity, San Marzano Edda Lei Bianco is the step up. It remains fresh, but adds peach, Mediterranean herbs, gentle vanilla and a creamier, more developed finish.
San Marzano Tramari Primitivo Rose shows a completely different side of Primitivo, with fresh cherry and raspberry fruit, Mediterranean herbal notes and a crisp, lightly saline finish. It's our choice if you want something lighter and more refreshing than San Marzano's reds while still retaining plenty of character.
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