Riserva della Cascina 'La Via delle Rose'
| Bodega | Riserva della Cascina |
| Denominación | Lazio IGT |
| Estilo de vino | Vino Rosado |
| Cosecha | 2024 |
| Cierre de botella | Corcho |
| Viticultura | Certificado Orgánico |
| Alcohol por volumen | 13% |
| Volumen | 750ml |
| Potencial de envejecimiento desde cosecha | < 3 Años |
| Envejecimiento | Barril de acero inoxidable |
Notas de degustación
Rosado natural seco y afrutado, juguetón. Color rosa salmón claro de moda con lágrimas frescas y brillantes. Nariz bastante compleja con pequeñas bayas como enebro rosa y fresa silvestre, también ligeramente terroso. Sabor refrescante y seco con una acidez fina y un frutosidad juguetona, muy puro y también refinado. Un regusto juguetón que deja la lengua bailando. Una copa de rosado realmente sabrosa, para saciar la sed en los días calurosos, preferiblemente con algunos bocadillos picantes, ensaladas con especias orientales o mariscos o aves agridulces. Temperatura de servicio: 10°C
Wine Story
In 1945 Giovanni Brannetti purchased a vineyard in the Roman countryside and began making wine together whis his wife, Ida. They were later joined by their youngest son, Giuseppe, who had been passionate about wine making from an early age. Ever since, both father and son have been making wine with a careful eye on the protection of the environment (for example, they have never used fertilzers or weed killers). Daniela, Giuseppe's wife, took over responsibility for marketing the wine. Initially, the family made only cask wine, but they have continued to imrpove the quality of their wines constantly throughout the years. In 1986, Giuseppe and Daniela expanded their business through the purchase of a vineyard in the Appia Antica Park and started their organic farm 'Riserva della Cascina'. The farm was granted an organic certification for its production methods in 1994. In 2011, Silvia, the oldest daughter of Giuseppe and Daniela, having completed a PhD in Mathematics, decided to join the family business, ensuring a continuity which now stretches over several generations.