Wine Details

BiancaVigna Prosecco Rosé DOC Brut

The Rosé version of Prosecco DOC was officially introduced into the Prosecco DOC denomination in 2021, in response to an increasing national and international market demand.  While comprised primarily of the local Glera grape, this pale salmon pink Prosecco DOC Rosé includes 10% of Pinot Nero grown in the Veneto region, thus exhibiting particularly refined floral, red fruit aromas, typical of this variety.  A very fine and persistent perlage opens to a creamy deliciousness on the palate that finishes in a pleasant, fruity aftertaste.  A Rosé sparkler of rare elegance and balance, but also an enticing freshness and acidity, this DOC Prosecco Rosé Millesimato is an ideal accompaniment to a wide variety of foods or can be enjoyed all on its own.

Region:

Producer:

Biancavigna

Classification:

Prosecco DOC

Variety:

90% Glera, 10% Pinot Nero

Number of bottles produced:

20,000

Altitude:

Hillsides ranging from 50-160 meters (164-525 ft) a.s.l.

Age of vines:

10-15 years

Yield:

20 tons/ha, Pinto Nero 15 tons/ha

Training:

Sylvoz

Vinification:

Temperature-controlled fermentation in stainless steel tanks, on fine lees. Secondary fermentation in temperature-controlled stainless steel (cuvée close) with selected yeasts for minimum 60 days followed by low temperature tartaric stabilization and bottling after sterile filtration.

Refining:

In temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks, on fine lees

Alcohol content:

11.5%

pH level:

3.1

Acidity:

6.5 g/L

Soil:

Clay

Harvest:

End of August/September

Residual Sugar:

11 g/L

Recent press reviews

90

BiancaVigna Prosecco Rosé DOC Brut 2021

Vinous Media (90)- "The 2021 Prosecco Spumante Rosa shimmers in the glass with pretty pink hues. A delicate mix of melon, hints of tangerine and spicy ginger form its bouquet. This is round and supple with a stimulating core of zesty acidity that adds a reverberation of tension toward the close. A sweet and sour interplay lingers, mixing tart apples and hints of tropical citrus as the 2021 finishes crisply refreshing."