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The elegant rosé brut that comes from the mountain – Italian Cuisine

The contemporary brut to toast the Christmas tradition


A classic method from Trentino, based on chardonnay and pinot nero, fresh as the wind of the Dolomites, "Mediterranean" like the air of Garda. Unusual bubbles to serve throughout the meal

Born in Trentino, at the foot of the Dolomites, on the hills where the vines climb up pergolas and where the grapes ripen picking up the fresh winds from the north, but also the more Mediterranean climate of the Lake Garda just beyond, to the south. The berries of chardonnay is pinot nero, the vines that compose it, come hand-picked by winegrowers, then processed in the cellar to be transformed into elegant bubbles, With the'aging and theaging.

Forest fruits and good flavor

Thus one could tell the Brut Rosé Trentodoc by Cantina Rotari: a classic method rich and structured that rests in the bottle on the lees for at least 24 months before releasing all the hints and freshness of the mountain. Delicate nuances of berries, strawberries and blackberries, with a nuance of hazelnut in the finish are the notes that are perceived on the nose, while the perlage on the palate reveals itself silky and consistent, of good flavor and with elegant final floral notes.

Pairings at the table

A product that has collected numerous prizes and awards and perfect to bring to the table for a special occasion, perhaps as a continuation after the brut. Brut rosé is ideal throughout the meal, especially with dishes of fish and cheese, and we had fun combining it with surprising recipes like a truly original pre-dessert. You just have to try our proposals!

The contemporary brut to toast the Christmas tradition – Italian Cuisine

The contemporary brut to toast the Christmas tradition


Chardonnay grapes sparkling with the classic method, notes of ripe yellow fruit and bread crust. A sparkling wine between history and avant-garde to celebrate the holidays and accompany Christmas lunch

Hills of vineyards at the foot of the Dolomiti: if you can imagine this beautiful scenery, you will understand where the Trentodoc and because this sparkling wine reveals such extraordinary characteristics. Here, thanks to special composition of the land and to the variety of microclimates, lo chardonnay ebest sprites its fresh and fruity character. Enclosed in the bottle e left to rest on the lees, then releases unmistakable mountain aromas and scents.

History and avant-garde

It's like that for the Rotari Brut Trentodoc, whose grapes are harvested by hand between the pergolas, softly pressed and then sparkling with the classic method, an ancient system known already 400 years ago and honed by know-how and by cutting-edge techniques of the Rotari Winery. One elegant sparkling wine, fragrant and intense, which gives the nose fine hints of ripe yellow fruit, with the citrus nuances of lemon and bergamot, but also of the crust of bread and sweet almonds. The perlage is creamy and soft, the wide and rich taste with a long and persistent finish.

At Christmas, bubbles!

The Rotari Brut Trentodoc boasts numerous prizes and awards and is a perfect bubble to celebrate the convivial moments of the Christmas holidays, not just at the time of toast, but also at all meals, because this sparkling wine can be matched perfectly from the antipasto to the cheeses, from the first to the second, accompanying you along the whole salts and downs of Christmas lunch.

You are looking for suggestions forpairing? We'll give you one, for an unusual and really smart-chic menu start!

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