• Nino Franco Faive Rose Brut Spumante from Veneto, Italy
  • Nino Franco Faive Rose Brut Spumante from Veneto, Italy

Nino Franco Faive Rose Brut Spumante

Merlot-Cabernet Franc sparkling rosé from Veneto's Brut master • Charmat method elegance • Distinctive red grape expression by Primo Franco

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Region : Veneto, Italy

Product Type : Merlot, Cabernet Franc

Vintage: 2024
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Nino Franco Faive is the house's sparkling rosé: a Brut rosé spumante made from Merlot and Cabernet Franc by the historic Valdobbiadene producer founded in 1919.

Salmon pink in the glass, it offers refreshing red fruit, wild strawberry and raspberry, with crisp, fine bubbles and a dry finish.

A lively aperitif and an easy match for seafood and lighter dishes.

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Wine details
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12% ABV - 750 ml - Vino Spumante di Qualità Brut Rosé, Veneto, Italy

Sustainability
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Committed to sustainable viticulture with partner grower requirements for environmentally responsible farming, preservation of steep hillside vineyard biodiversity, and minimal intervention winemaking

Tasting notes
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Delicate salmon pink with copper highlights and a fine, persistent bead. Inviting aromas of wild strawberry, raspberry, and rose petal with hints of blood orange and white pepper. The palate is vibrant and dry, with flavours of red currant, pomegranate, and pink grapefruit, lifted by bright acidity and a creamy mousse. Elegant finish with lingering notes of crushed berries and a subtle spice kick.

Serving temperature
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Serve at 6-8 °C

Food pairings
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Tuna tartare with avocado and sesame, grilled prawns with chilli and lime, caprese salad with heirloom tomatoes, chicken milanese with rocket and Parmesan, raspberry panna cotta

Awards & recognition
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91 Points – Falstaff

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