Brachetto d'Acqui Sparkling brut Rosè Bersano DOCG
Brut sparkling wine made from Brachetto grapes vinified in rosé. The vineyards, located on the hillsbetween Nice and Acqui Terme, are characterized by exposure and altitude ideal to encourage the development of aromatic notes and intense aromas. Acqui DOCG Bersano is a soft and fragrant sparkling wine with a floral bouquet, a pleasant aftertaste of small red fruits and a fresh and elegant finish. A wine of great personality, suitable for all seasons and at different times of the day, confirms the history of a unique territory and sparkling tradition.
Data sheet
- Product
- Brachetto d'Acqui
- Classification
- brut Rosè
- Denomination
- DOCG
- Harvest Time
- First decade of September
- Alcohol
- 13,00% vol.
- Serving temperature
- 6/8 °C
- Pairings
- Excellent as an aperitif, with appetizers, vegetables, delicate first courses, fish, feathered game and blue cheeses
- Bottle
- 0,75 l.
- Color
- Pale garnet pink
- Perfume
- Intense and fragrant nose with a bouquetof rose and violet on notes of currants and raspberries
- Flavor
- Fresh, fruity, silky and soft with an aftertaste of currants and raspberries
THE ORIGINS
"How we started
Our history begins in the early years of the last century in Nizza Monferrato, the heart of the Barbera d’Asti district. In 1935 Arturo Bersano, a rare man for intelligence and culture, took over the management of the winery, until then a family business.
Passion
Thanks to its territory and vineyard work, as a soul of grapes and a guarantee of wine quality, they immediately become the distinctive traits of the House. The motto "if you want to drink well bought a vineyard", which as a true pioneer will follow throughout your life, will prove to be an inexhaustible source of inspiration.
The tradition continues
In over thirty years, the Massimelli and Soave families, owners of the Wine House, have consolidated an imposing reality of farms where, without forgetting the strength of the traditions, quality grapes are produced, making Bersano one of the most important wine-making realities in Piedmont. "
