Marselis Marselan Brut Sparkling Wine (Charmat Method)

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The Product in Brief:

✓ Brut Blanc de Noirs Sparkling Wine from Marselan grapes

✓ Rare grape variety in Italy, a cross between Grenache and Cabernet Sauvignon

✓ Alcohol content 12.00%

✓ Calcareous soils of marine origin with red clays

✓ Long Charmat method with aging on lees for 6-8 months

✓ Aromas of green apple, hawthorn, and delicate citrus notes

✓ Fine and elegant perlage, fresh and harmonious taste

✓ Perfect as an aperitif and with cold cuts and fine cheeses

Redalmo's Marselis Marselan Brut Sparkling Wine is born from a research project aimed at enhancing a rare grape variety like Marselan in a new and contemporary guise. It is a rosé sparkling wine, obtained from a short maceration on the skins, which allows for the extraction of aromatic complexity and a delicate chromatic component typical of the Marselan grape. The grapes come exclusively from estate vineyards located in the hilly area of Lonigo, in the heart of the Berici Hills. Here, the calcareous soils of marine origin, rich in red clays, contribute to defining a fine, savory, and mineral profile, enhancing the characteristics of the grape variety. Vinification involves careful management of maceration and controlled temperature fermentation, while the Charmat long method sparkling process and aging on lees for several months enhance its fragrance and aromatic finesse.

In the glass, it presents a pale and brilliant rosé color. The nose reveals hints of small red fruits, flowers, and delicate spicy nuances, while on the palate it is fresh, balanced, with good acidity and a fine and elegant perlage that harmoniously accompanies the sip. A versatile, modern, and distinctive wine, perfect for accompanying convivial moments, from aperitifs to platters of cured meats and cheeses.

Product Sheet:

Grape Variety: Marselan

Denomination: Brut Sparkling Wine

Production Area: Lonigo, Berici Hills (Vicenza)

Geographical Location: Hilly area of the Berici Hills

Soil Characteristics: Calcareous of marine origin with red clays

Altitude: 150-200 m a.s.l.

Training System: Guyot

Defense Method: Integrated pest management without herbicides, to preserve soil biodiversity

Bud load: 6-8 buds per vine

Yield: 80-100 q/ha

Harvest: Manual harvest in early September

Vinification: Short maceration on the skins to extract aroma and structure, followed by fermentation at a controlled temperature of 14-15°C

Sparkling Method: Long Charmat method

Aging: In autoclave on lees for 6-8 months

Color: Pale and brilliant rosé

Organoleptic Notes: Aroma with hints of small red fruits, floral and spicy notes. On the palate, it is balanced, with good acidity and a fine and elegant perlage

Pairings: Aperitif, fine cured meats and cheeses, convivial moments

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