Nani Rizzi
Rosé Brut
Rosé Brut
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- Grape varieties: 80% Raboso, 20% Veronese
- Profile: Alive, Fruity and Delicate
- 12 g/L residual sugar
This elegant Rosé Brut combines freshness and finesse in perfect harmony. Its delicate salmon-pink color and fine perlage are already a visual delight. On the nose, it unfolds a fruity bouquet with a hint of blossoms, indulging the palate with its vibrant freshness and refined structure. A sparkling pleasure for stylish moments.
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Pairings.
Pairings.
Perfect for Salmon, light Seafood, Antipasti and summery Dishes
Details.
Details.
Grape varieties: 80% Raboso Veronese, 20% Manzoni Moscato (a cross between Raboso Piave & Moscato Hamburg)
Growing area: Region around the Piave River
Training system: Sylvoz
Vinification: Using the Martinotti method
Sparkling process: 30–40 days
Residual sugar: 12 g/l
Alcohol content: 11.5%
Capacity: 0.75 L
Winemaker.
Winemaker.
In Valdobbiadene, in the heart of the DOCG area, is the "Nani Rizzi" farm. For over a century, the members of this family of passionate winemakers have been cultivating vines and producing high-quality Prosecco, using only grapes from the Guia hills of Valdobbiadene and personally following every stage of the winemaking process. The heir to this deep devotion to their land and its fruits is Denis Spagnol, who today runs the company with his three daughters Silvia, Giulia and Elena.
With great enthusiasm and unchanged passion, the new generations continue the work started by grandfather Giovanni, known to everyone as “Nani Rizzi”, and then continued by Ergi, Denis’ father.
A work that means striving for quality, whose starting point is the precious Glera grapes, which come from the renowned and enchanting hills of Valdobbiadene and which become top-quality products thanks to the perfect combination of tradition and innovation. The result is a wide range of sparkling wines that reflect the pride of a historic winery and the extraordinary uniqueness of the territory. (NaniRizzi.it)
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