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Montenisa (Antinori)

Tenuta Montenisa Franciacorta Rosè

Rosé brut

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Denomination DOCG Franciacorta Rosé Brut
Size 0,75 l
Alcohol content 12.0% by volume
Area Lombardy (Italy)
Grape varieties 100% Pinot Nero
Aging After disgorgement, the bottles rest for at least three months before being marketed.
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The Franciacorta Rosé dei Marchesi Antinori is produced on the Lombardy Montenisa estate, owned by the counts Maggi since the end of the 19th century. In 1999, the Antinori family decided to broaden their winemaking horizons by experimenting with and creating sparkling wines, and thus the encounter with the Maggis took place in the heart of Franciacorta. In the small village of Greek origin of Calino, stands the Montenisa estate, whose historic vineyards are scattered on the nearby hill of Santo Stefano. The Antinori family, landing in the world of Lombard sparkling wines, has restored life and elegance to a portion of land rich in history and noble tradition with the scrupulous agronomic care that distinguishes them. This Franciacorta Rosé was created to best express the potential and peculiarities of the Montenisa estate's Pinot Nero, which manifests itself in its great personality and intense, vibrant aromas. The grapes grown on the land surrounding the estate are brought together thanks to the careful vinification using the classic method that distinguishes Franciacorta in Italy, as it was the first to obtain the DOCG certification. After the strictly hand-harvested grapes and the destemming and crushing, the "Fiore" must undergoes an initial fermentation in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks. It is completed with the typical fermentation, in the bottle in contact with the yeasts for the following 24 months in compliance with the production regulations which produce a high quality sparkling wine.

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Tasting notes

Perlage

Perlage

Fine, creamy and persistent.

Profumo

Perfume

Vibrant, complex, unusual aroma echoing the particular features of the grape.

Colore

Color

Pink.

Gusto

Taste

Full-bodied and complex, particularly tasty and balanced.

Serve at:

06 - 08 °C

Longevity:

05 - 10 years

Sparkling rosé wines

Producer
Montenisa (Antinori)
From this winery
  • Start up year: 1999
  • Oenologist: Renzo Cotarella, Giorgio Oddi
  • Bottles produced: 500.000
  • Hectares: 60
Located south of Lake Iseo, in one of the most geo-climatically favourable parts of the wine-growing region, the Montenisa estate consists of 60 hectares of vineyards and an old building complex used for cellars.

The most important building is undoubtedly the 'Palazzetto Maggi' built in the 16th century and frescoed by the Lattanzio Gambara (1530-1574) from Brescia. This building is located in the centre of two large courtyards enclosed by porticoes.

The small church of Santo Stefano is also part of the estate. It is on the hill of the same name and overlooks the village: immersed in greenery amidst vineyards, this thousand-year-old parish church, with its Greek-cross plan, has for centuries preserved the tombs of the local noble Calini family.
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Name Marchese Antinori Tenuta Montenisa Franciacorta Rosè
Type Rosé brut
Denomination Franciacorta DOCG
Size 0,75 l
Alcohol content 12.0% by volume
Grape varieties 100% Pinot Nero
Country Italy
Region Lombardy
Vendor Montenisa (Antinori)
Story Montenisa is situated in the heart of Franciacorta, around Borgo di Calino, near Lake Iseo. In 1158, the bishop of Brescia gave the village to a noble local family. Towards the end of the 19th century Lavinia Calini, who married Gaetano Maggi, inherited the property that will remain part of the noble Brescia family’s heritage. In 1999 the Marchesi Antinori and Conti Maggi families agreed about the management of the land surrounding the villa intending to produce a great Franciacorta from these noble vineyards.
Origin Cazzago San Martino (Brescia).
Wine making In early spring, following alcoholic fermentation which occurs partly in stainless steel vats and partly in barriques, the wine undergoes a second fermentation in the bottles and subsequently remained in contact with the yeasts for at least 24 months. Remuage is still carried out by hand using the typical pupitres as tradition dictates, giving each bottle special attention.
Aging After disgorgement, the bottles rest for at least three months before being marketed.
Allergens Contains sulphites