Mont'Albano Chiaretto Di Bardolino Rosé 2021 (Italy)

Mont'Albano Chiaretto Di Bardolino Rosé 2021 (Italy)Dry style Red berries Florals Fresh & supple "Fine, delicate and inviting, the bouquet shows white flesh nectarine, lemon peel and flinty notes with a hint of sweet cherry. The palate is delightfully charming with excellent focus and elegant mouthfeel, leading to a lengthy lively finish. At its best: now to 2024" Sam Kim, Wine Orbit, Jun 2023 "Elegant, slightly creamy red fruit aromas are joined by a brush of herbs. A bit tacky in the mouth at first,

• Dry style
• Red berries
• Florals
• Fresh & supple

"Fine, delicate and inviting, the bouquet shows white flesh nectarine, lemon peel and flinty notes with a hint of sweet cherry. The palate is delightfully charming with excellent focus and elegant mouthfeel, leading to a lengthy lively finish. At its best: now to 2024" Sam Kim, Wine Orbit, Jun 2023

"Elegant, slightly creamy red fruit aromas are joined by a brush of herbs. A bit tacky in the mouth at first, it bursts with creamy peach, yellow plum, red fruits, lemon and floral notes, followed by good acidity on the mid-palate which freshens up and lengthens the stony finish" James Button, 2021

Blush wine, with nuances of red berries, cherries and strawberries; the taste is pleasantly fresh, balanced and supple.

In 1985, Mont'Albano was born in the heart of the Friuli Venezia Giulia region as a part of the Mauro Braidot Institution; unlike most other producers of the era, Mauro Braidot chose to convert its 5 hectares of grapevines into organic vineyards. The winery grew quickly thanks to its unique philosophy and the quality of wines. In addition to harvesting its own grapes, the winery began to harvest the grapes of trusted local producers who respect the rigorous principles to which the Mont'Albano label adheres. It is the first organic certified region.

Food Pairing: Recommended to be served with light cheeses, fish and salads.