Rotari Gran Rosé Brut

• Italy
• Vino Spumante
• Pinot Noir 75%, Chardonnay 25%

• Extremely dry

• Acidic

A delicious aperitif, a stylish toasting wine, tastes great with savoury snacks and appetisers, but it is also a full-blooded food wine, e.g., for shellfish, fatty fish and white meat.

Color

Salmon red colour with a hint of pink

Aroma

Lightly baked raspberries on the nose, with strawberries, red currants, citrus and minerals

Flavor

Extra dry, freshly acidic, with elegant notes of berries, ripe citrus – a nuanced choice. Quality elegant sparkling wine in classic style

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Description

Rotari Gran Rosé Brut is made from hand-picked Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes. Pinot Noir grapes come from slopes with varied microclimate and soil, which gives the wines structure and rich aromaticity. Chardonnay of the Adige Valley gets fine acidity and elegant aroma on the high slopes. The alcoholic fermentation of the wine is done in steel tanks to preserve the fruitiness and the Chardonnay undergoes malolactic fermentation. Gran Rosé is made with traditional bottle fermentation and matures with its yeast lees over a period of at least 36 months.

Additional information

Area Classification	Vino Spumante
Grape varieties	Pinot Noir 75%, Chardonnay 25%
Producer	Rotari
Vintage	2022
Sugar	8 g/ltr
Alcohol	12.5 %
Country	Italy
Sweetness Level	Extremely dry
Acidity	Acidic
Acids	6.2 g/ltr
Shutter Type	Natural cork
Package size	75 cl
Packaging Type	Glass
Bottles per case	6
Selection	Alko standard range, Kesko
Pledge Information	Alko glass bottle
Norex product number	256004

Rotari

The name of these sparkling wines, produced using the traditional bottle fermentation method, is a tribute to King Rotari, who ruled northern Italy in the 6th century and engaged in several battles in the Trentino region. The Lombards were a Read more

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