Terrevive (Bergianti) PerFranco Rosato Frizzante

quite nice, paired well with cheeses and charcuterie

Crisp, some cloudiness, but not offering a ton

light body, delicious, dry, too light for the ntre but perfect unpaired or with lighter dessert or cheeses, great qtr

Fun wine with the non-traditional bottle cap. light structure, dry, strawberries, very clean, delicious the day after as well

This wine accompanied us at the start of dinner as a pleasant appetizer, without too much complication: immediately citric on the nose with lemons, grapefruit, lime, and other mixed fruits such as blueberries, raspberries, and cranberries; somehow it had a ‘graphite’ scent to it, and with some air there was a little caramel with some pears (a kind of tarte tatin?) and sour candies. Very interesting to drink, we always enjoy trying new Lambruschi; with a year or so more …

Colour: orange rosé, bubbles light and not persistent Nose: medium(-) intensity, secondary, youthful. Lemon, lemon peel. With air, grapefruit, red currant, cranberry. Saline, wet stone. Lees character - bread? biscuit? Palate: dry, high acidity, medium alcohol (11,5%), medium(-) bodied. Medium(+) intensity, medium length finish. Aggressive mouse, not persistent in the glass. Lemon, lemon peel. With air, grapefruit, red currant, cranberry. Saline, wet stone. Lees character - bread? biscuit? Conclusions: very good? A bit austere when first opened and just out …