T Cuvée Rosé

CLASSICS

T Rosé is a refreshing, lively wine with a pleasant fruity taste. The grapes come from vineyards planted in calcareous clay and gravel soils at an altitude between 250 and 550 meters.

APPELATION

Vigneto delle Dolomiti IGT

VINTAGE

2021

Vintage Description

A long winter left the vines dormant until early April. Bud break was followed by a drop in temperatures, which delayed flowering. The weather remained changeable throughout the summer, with a very hot June and wet July, providing the ideal groundwork for the imminent maturation period. August presented itself from its best side, with sunny and dry weeks and extraordinarily low temperatures at night. Apart from few showers in late September/early October, the weather during the harvest, which started 10 days later than last year and with lower volumes than usual, was characterised by many warm days with increasingly cooler nights. The white wines of the 2021 vintage showcase great depth and reveal pronounced freshness and delicate fruity notes on the palate, whereas the fuller bodied red wines boast mature tannins and fresh aromas of fruit.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

  • grapes: Merlot, Burgundy varieties
  • yield: 75 hl/Hectare
  • altitude: 250 – 550 m
  • soil: calcareous clay and gravelly soils
  • climate: extreme interplay between sunny days, influenced by the Mediterranean climate, and cool nights, marked by the cold downslope winds from the surrounding mountains

Winemaking

After a brief contact with the skins, the grapes are softly pressed in steel tanks, where the wine is fermented at a controlled temperature (20° – 22°C). Maturation takes place in steel tanks.

Tasting notes

light pink

The aromas recall notes of ripe strawberries and raspberries.

 

Ideal as a summer picnic wine, as an aperitif, or paired with hearty appetizers.

serving temperature

10-12° C

residual sugar

1.4 g/l

total acidity

5.9 g/l

ABV

13 % vol

aging potential

2-3 years

bottle size

0.75 l 

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