Susucaru Rosato Rosé 2025

Frank Cornelissen

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€26,00

Vineyards: Picciolo, Calderara, Crasà, Muganazze, Feudo di Mezzo, PuntalazzoGrape varieties: Nerello Mascalese, Malvasia, Moscadella, CattarattoWinemaking: Destemming and light crushing of grapesFermentation: Started with a "pied-de-cuve" from indigenous yeasts only, and skin maceration for approximately 10 days

Susucaru Rosato Rosé 2025

Susucaru Rosato Rosé 2025

€26,00

€26,00

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Decoding Wine

Sufficient

Woody

Complex

Floral

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Fees

Fruity

Gobble

Light

Sweet (wine)

Mineral

Oxidative

Beading

Powerful

Round

Salinity

Dry

Tannic

Strained

Frank Cornelissen

Frank Cornelissen produit des vins sans intrants sur les pentes de l’Etna. Ses cuvées sont puissantes, minérales et très identitaires.
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Susucaru Rosato Rosé 2025

Description

Susucaru Rosato has become a true benchmark for gastronomic rosés. Midway between a structured rosé and a very light red, it seduces with its original profile, blending freshness, texture, and volcanic energy. Aromas of wild strawberry, cranberry, pomegranate, citrus zest, and Mediterranean herbs are accompanied by a supple, saline, and remarkably digestible palate. A wine equally at home as an aperitif or at the table.

Winemaking

A blend of Nerello Mascalese, Malvasia, Moscadella, and Catarratto from several Etna contradas. The grapes are destemmed then lightly crushed before a maceration of approximately 10 days. Fermentation begins with a pied de cuve of indigenous yeasts, followed by complete malolactic fermentation. Aged in neutral fiberglass tanks, unfined and with light filtration before bottling.