Description
Bottega Rose Gold is a Brut rosé sparkling wine obtained through vinification of Pinot Nero grapes.

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Serve at:
06 - 08 °C.
Longevity:
03 - 05 years

- Start up year: 1977
- Oenologist: Fabrizio Dorigo
Bottega products are made with unique ingredients, craftsmanship and reflect the company's constant dedication to quality and sustainability.
Bottega's commitment to sustainability is also paramount: they recycle siliconised paper, use at least 85% recycled glass dark bottles, choose water-based paints for metallised bottles, follow organic farming criteria in their vineyards, and incorporate recycled ocean plastics. In addition, the company uses only 100% renewable energy. Read more


Name | Bottega Rose Gold |
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Type | Rosé green charmat method sparkling wine brut |
Denomination | VSQ |
Size | 0,75 l |
Alcohol content | 11.5% by volume |
Grape varieties | 100% Pinot Nero |
Country | Italy |
Region | Lombardy |
Vendor | Bottega |
Origin | On the right bank of the Po river in the south of Lombardy region, extends a land of gently sloping hills characterized by extremely favourable climatic and geomorphological conditions for growing grapes |
Climate | It has a temperate climate with high temperature range, dry in the winter and breezy in the summer. |
Soil composition | The soil is sedimentary with marl made up of equal parts of limestone and clay. |
Cultivation system | Guyot, Spur-pruned Cordon. |
Plants per hectare | 4500 |
Yield per hectare | 70 - 80 q. |
Harvest | End of August - First day of September. |
Wine making | The grapes are hand-picked and destemmed. The must is left in contact with the skins for 24 hours at 5 °C. The cold maceration favors the extraction of color substances and the primary aromas of the grapes. The must is separated from the skins using soft pressing. The fermentation takes place at a controlled temperature of 18 °C. |
Aging | The base wine undergoes a second fermentation according to the Martinotti method, in cuve close at 14 °C with the addition of selected yeasts. The wine is left in contact with the lees and finally is filtered and bottled. Before being put on the market, it is left in the cellar until it re-establishes its balance which has been momentarily lost during the slightly stressing phase of the bottling. |
Allergens | Contains sulphites |