IlMimoNebbioloRosato2023–13,5%vol.CantalupoAntichiVigneti

<p>:A rose wine, pale pink in color. Pleasant, fascinating and very young fragrances, including raspberry, strawberry and currant. Its freshness creates a pleasant note on the palate.Grape variety:100% Nebbiolo (called Spanna in the area) – Nebbiolo Rosato Colline Novaresi DOCProduction area:Nebbiolo grapes come from the Breclema, Carella, Valera and Baraggiola vineyards. Moraine gravel mound, rich in minerals at 280 – 310m above sea level. (Colline Novaresi).Vinification:After just one night of contact with the skins, the must with its beautiful pink color was separated from the skins. The slow fermentation at controlled temperature was subsequently started. The wine was left to rest at low temperatures for natural stability. Bottling takes place on the following February.Food pairing:An ideal companion for all meals, from meat to fish, pasta dishes, salads, risotti.Serving temperature:10 – 12°C.Ageing potential:more than 3 years.Bottle size:750 ml – 75 cl – 0,75 lt.Allergens:wine can contain sulphites.Producer:Antichi Vigneti di CantalupoWe are located in Ghemme in Upper Piedmont, an area that has been known for fine wines for more than two millennia. On one side the Alps with the imposing massif of Monte Rosa and Valsesia. On the other side the expanse of the Po Valley with flat horizon and rice fields. In the middle, the moraine, a fascinating triangle of hills that includes so much history and geological heritage. And from these hills, the realm of the roots of Nebbiolo, is born the reality of the old vineyards of Cantalupo. A reality linked to the love of this land and its historic wine, fully aware of its great potential. The estate now has 35 hectares of vineyards. Over the last 45 years, the original nucleus has been enriched with new vineyards spread across the most suitable areas of the municipalities of Ghemme and Romagnano Sesia.CantalupoVia M. Buonarroti 5IT – 28074 Ghemmewww.cantalupo.netIl Mimo Nebbiolo Rosato 2022 – 13,5% vol. Cantalupo Antichi Vigneti…</p>