Ca' del Bosco Franciacorta Riserva Cuvée Annamaria Clementi Rosé
100% Pinot Nero
Harmony. A whispered sound. A hue hinted at. The perception of a fragrance. Perfection melds with restraint in the balanced shades of a Franciacorta Rosé from 100% Pinot Nero grapes, shaped by hands that knew exactly when to separate the must from the skins during maceration. A moment caught to obtain the peerless deep pink hue before eight years of patient maturation coaxed out an aroma-laden bouquet of sublime finesse with peach, pink grapefruit, baked baguette and raw honey. Supreme balance on the palate, a unique shade of pink and a silky spicy perlage of the tiniest bubbles. Cuvee Annamaria Clementi Rose, a rare example of poise and excellence.
When in 1968 the young Maurizio Zanella approached his family about transforming a parcel of land with a dense oak forest into a vineyard, few could have imagined just what this passionate young man was truly capable of. Today, Ca’ del Bosco is considered a category leader and the industry standard when it comes to luxury sparkling wines; not only in Italy, but around the world.
Our commitment to excellence starts with the grapes, and as one of Franciacorta’s pioneers, Ca’ del Bosco was able to plant in the best viticultural sites. In addition to championing the Metodo Franciacorta, Ca’ del Bosco patented its own innovative techniques that ensure purity as “king” and quality as “queen”. As a result, we now take pride in providing to our loyal consumers a more natural wine with some of the lowest presences of sulfites and residual sugars in the industry.
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