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Franciacorta DOCG '61 Nature Rose' Millesimato 2015 (750 ml. gift box) Berlucchi
Franciacorta Millesimato Nature Rosé 2014 by Berlucchi represents the purest expression of Pinot Noir grown in Franciacorta. 100% Pinot Nero from vineyards with an average age of 20 years, perfectly ripe to give Millesimato grapes. The Pas Dosé describes its truest and most authentic soul. Millesimato characterized by longevity and importance.
- Product Category
- Sparkling
- Production Method
- Champenois
- Designation
- Franciacorta DOCG
- Blend
- Rosé
- Grape / Raw material
- pinot noir
- Dosage
- Brut Nature - Pas Dosé
- Vintage - Cuvée
- Millésime, 2015
- Size
- 750 ml.
- Country
- Italy
- Region
- IT - Lombardy
- Alcohol Content
- 12.5% vol.
- Service Temperature
- 8° - 10° C.
- Suggested Glass
- Flùte transparent
- Packaging
- Gift Box Set
- Food Matches
- Appetizers, White Meat, Fish plates, Aged Cheese
- Allergens
- Contains sulphites (by sulphites we mean the sulphur dioxide that is added to wine, to preserve it, thanks to its disinfectant, antioxidant and stabilizing action)
BRL-NATURE-ROSE-2015
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In 1955, young and irrepressible oenologist Franco Ziliani directed that query to Guido Berlucchi, a country gentleman who was looking for a consultant who could improve his Pinot del Castello, and what he found instead was a partner for an adventure in fine taste that would profoundly transform the destiny of Franciacorta.
Ziliani was fascinated by the elegant figure of Berlucchi, by his handsome mansion, Palazzo Lana Berlucchi, and by its ancient underground cellars. His youthful dream was to produce a classic-method wine in his native area, Franciacorta, and he boldly proposed to Berlucchi the idea of making a sparkling wine in a winegrowing area long dedicated to still table wines.
Berlucchi accepted, and the two pioneers joined forces with Berlucchi’s friend Giorgio Lanciani. The challenge was taken up, and, after some less-than-satisfactory vintages, 1961 finally saw the corking of three thousand bottles of Pinot di Franciacorta. When the corks were drawn the following year, the wine met all their expectations. Franciacorta was born!
In 1962, Ziliani created Italy’s first classic-method rosé, Max Rosé, inspired by Massimiliano Imbert, a Milan-based antiquarian friend of Berlucchi’s who prized the French sparkling rosés and desired an Italian rosé that would satisfy his refined taste. Max Rosé’s name, appearance, and taste completely won him over.
Address:
Via Duranti, 4 - 25040 Borgonato di Corte Franca (BS), Italy
Color: coral.
Perlage: fine and persistent.
Bouquet: it is expressed with hints of cranberries, citrus notes and mineral tones.
Taste: fresh, good flavor and pleasant balance.
- Falstaff 94/100
- James Suckling 91/100
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THE WINE
Franciacorta Millesimato Nature Rosé 2014 by Berlucchi represents the purest expression of Pinot Noir grown in Franciacorta. 100% Pinot Nero from vineyards with an average age of 20 years, perfectly ripe to give Millesimato grapes. The Pas Dosé describes its truest and most authentic soul. Millesimato characterized by longevity and importance.
BERLUCCHI '61 NATURE
The '61 Nature line was created in 2016 and today boasts three vintage Franciacortas - '61 Nature, '61 Nature Rosé and '61 Nature Blanc de Blancs - united by long aging and the absence of dosage: a stylistic choice that emphasizes the maximum the peculiarities of our territory.
Produced from a selection of grapes from the best vineyards owned by Guido Berlucchi, the Franciacortas of the '61 Nature line patiently age in the bottle for at least 5 years.
This long aging in contact with yeasts allows their taste to be enriched with precious nuances, finally emphasized by the absence of dosage syrup, in the rigorous Nature style.
THE COMPANY
In 1955, young and irrepressible oenologist Franco Ziliani directed that query to Guido Berlucchi, a country gentleman who was looking for a consultant who could improve his Pinot del Castello, and what he found instead was a partner for an adventure in fine taste that would profoundly transform the destiny of Franciacorta.
Ziliani was fascinated by the elegant figure of Berlucchi, by his handsome mansion, Palazzo Lana Berlucchi, and by its ancient underground cellars. His youthful dream was to produce a classic-method wine in his native area, Franciacorta, and he boldly proposed to Berlucchi the idea of making a sparkling wine in a winegrowing area long dedicated to still table wines.
Berlucchi accepted, and the two pioneers joined forces with Berlucchi’s friend Giorgio Lanciani. The challenge was taken up, and, after some less-than-satisfactory vintages, 1961 finally saw the corking of three thousand bottles of Pinot di Franciacorta. When the corks were drawn the following year, the wine met all their expectations. Franciacorta was born!
In 1962, Ziliani created Italy’s first classic-method rosé, Max Rosé, inspired by Massimiliano Imbert, a Milan-based antiquarian friend of Berlucchi’s who prized the French sparkling rosés and desired an Italian rosé that would satisfy his refined taste. Max Rosé’s name, appearance, and taste completely won him over.