Coré

Wine Negroamaro rosè I.G.P. Salento

It is the wine of one night, which comes out of the vat in the morning and is ready to offer its intense and bright coral pink, its elegant ripe fruit aroma with notes of wild rose, which we also find in its fresh and harmonious taste. The name of this rosè celebrates the Marquise Luisa Casati Stampa, called Corè, one of Gabriele D’Annunzio’s favorite lovers.

Characteristics

Grape variety: Negroamaro 100%
Vineyards location: Brindisi, Salento – Italy
Soil characteristics: clayey and sandy
Training system: espalier
Yields per plant: 1 kg
Planting year: 1995
Harvest: second half of September
Vinification: it favors the use of the “most noble part or the tear” which is “the must that secretes from freshly picked over ripe grapes.” This was how it was described by Sante Lancerio, bottler of Pope Paul III Farnese in 1549. Since then little has changed, except the technology that permits the temperature-controlled fermentation process with selected yeasts
Annual production: about 30,000
Serving temperature: 12 ° C

Tasting Notes 

Colour: deep pink with bright coral
Bouquet: elegant and brings notes of ripe fruits like cherry, strawberry and raspberry, with notes of wild rose
Palate: fresh and harmonious, full and balanced and in which red fruit is found
Food pairings: fried zucchini on a tomato sauce, crostini with sun-dried tomato patè, prawn and asparagus isotto, lentil soup
Cellaring: to drink when still young
Bar Code: 8014825001670
Alcohol content: 12%
Best Award: CORE ‘rosé IGT Salento Negroamaro 2011 Merit Diploma in the National Competition of Italian Wines 2012

Contains sulphites