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Cantine due Palme

Cantine due Palme is a winery in Brindisi, Italy. The house has 21 of its wines in the search: 20 reds and 1 white.

3.8out of 5
Average rating of its winessimple average of the ratings of 21 wines, 12,557 ratings combined on X-Wines

Highest rated: Pillastro Selezione d'Oro Primitivo-Negroamaro ★ 4.1

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Grapes

Primitivo11Negroamaro8Malvasia Nera4Cabernet Sauvignon2Susumaniello2Chardonnay1Zinfandel1

Regions

Brindisi11Salento4Puglia3Salice Salentino2Primitivo di Manduria1

Types

Red20White1

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Wines, ratings, grapes and regions: data sheets from X-Wines, an open scientific dataset (de Azambuja, R. X. et al., 2023), translated by the house (the 2,000 in the search, checked one by one; the world collection, not yet checked one by one). Founding, town, website and map: Wikidata (CC0), read in Oct 2026. The house doesn't sell wine and no winery pays to be here.

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