Rosé Satinato

Name: Rosé Satinato
Brand: Cantine Giacomo Montresor
SKU: rose-satinato
Price: 15.9 EUR
Availability: PreOrder

Rosé wine from Veneto, fresh and delicate. Pale pink color, aromas of rose and red fruits, balanced taste, with lively acidity and a fresh and savory finish. Perfect with delicate dishes, fish, white meat and cheeses.

€15.90

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HERITAGE		It was 1904 when Giacomo Montresor drew the silhouette of a new bottle and called it “Mula”. In 1921 he started to satin the glass to protect the wine inside from the ocean’s sun during the first exports to North America. The story of the Frosted Bottles had just begun
GRAPE VARIETIES		Red grapes
ALCOOL		12%
PRODUCTION AREA		Veneto
WINEMAKING		Racking of the free-run must after 12 hours of maceration, followed by fermentation at controlled temperature in steel tanks.
TASTING NOTES		Pale pink color. Fresh and delicate, the nose highlights aromas reminiscent of rose and small red fruits. Tasty and balanced on the palate, with good structure, characterized by a vivid acidity for a fresh and savory finish.
FOOD PAIRING		Suitable to delicate taste dishes, appetizers, soups, omelettes, vegetable soufflés and soft cheeses. Ideal with both lake and sea fish dishes and more flavorful dishes based on white meat and cheeses.
SERVING TEMPERATURE		8-10 °C
SIZE		750 ml

Formato: 750 ml

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