From the most renowned Italian denominations, Bottega proposes prestigious still wines: great reds from Tuscany tradition, including Brunello di Montalcino, Chianti and Bolgheri, and from Valpolicella, like Amarone and Ripasso.
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Bottega - Rosso di Montalcino D.O.C. Bottega - Casa Bottega - Vino dei Poeti - Red Wines
Rosso di Montalcino shares the reputation of the famous Brunello and belongs to the circle of the well-known red wines from Tuscany. It can be considered the “younger version” of Brunello. The Montalcino area is naturally predisposed to the production of high quality wines, to such an extent that the local producers have procured two wines, from the same vineyards.
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| Package | 750 ml |
| Certifications | D.O.C. |
| Region | Veneto |
| Nation | Italy |
Description
Bottega - Family Vintners & Master Distillers since 1935
Bottega S.p.A. it is at the same time a winery and a distillery, which has a close-knit team of expert winemakers both in winemaking and in distillation. The headquarters is located in Bibano di Godega (TV), in the Doc Prosecco area, 50 km north of Venice. The company was founded in 1977 by Aldo Bottega, master distiller with more than thirty years of experience in the field, which he had inherited from his grandfather, an expert wine merchant during the '20s, the passion for the world of wine. At the end of the '70s the company is a small company operating in the local grappa market.
In 1983, on the death of the founder, his son Sandro, together with his brothers Barbara and Stefano, took over the company. From an artisan reality, which operated only in the world of grappa, it has transformed over the years into one of the first 20 private wineries and distilleries. In the duty free and travel retail channel it has burned down the stages and, as far as sparkling wines are concerned, has become the second brand in the world, after a well-known Champagne brand. The unmistakable Bottega Gold, a Prosecco Doc characterized by the bottle with golden livery, is an icon of style that is appreciated throughout the world as an expression of the best Made in Italy.
Red Wines
Bottega - Rosso di Montalcino D.O.C. Bottega - Casa Bottega - Vino dei Poeti - Red Wines
Rosso di Montalcino shares the reputation of the famous Brunello and belongs to the circle of the well-known red wines from Tuscany. It can be considered the “younger version” of Brunello. The Montalcino area is naturally predisposed to the production of high quality wines, to such an extent that the local producers have procured two wines, from the same vineyards, with protected designation of origin. Rosso di Montalcino is a wine that combines vivacity and freshness with an excellent structure, bringing great elegance to the table.
Organoleptic Characteristics
Color and Appearance
Intense ruby red color.
Bouquet
Intense, characteristic, fresh and fruity (cherry, yellow peach, plum especially).
Taste
Rich, warm, round, well-balanced, harmonious, characterized by tannins with appreciable structure and a persistent aftertaste.
Chemical Characteristics
ABV: 14 %
Service Temperature
16-18 ° C
Serving
Rosso di Montalcino is a full-bodied red wine perfectly suited to fairly hearty dishes such as pasta with meat sauce, mushrooms or truffles, risotto, pork or veal and medium mature cheeses.
Recommended Glass
Ballon.
Code
V23100075
Awards
Silver medal – Seoul International Wine Competition – KR (2017)
17.25 Points / Highly Recommended – Decanter Magazine – UK (2015) – VTG 2012
Bronze Award – International Wine & Spirit Competition – UK (2011) – VTG 2009
3 sterne – Prowein Premium Select Wine Challenge – Germany (2011) – VTG 2008
