Ferrari Spumante Maximum Rose

Ferrari Spumante Maximum Rosé is a refined Italian sparkling rosé that showcases the elegance of the Trentino mountains in a glass. Crafted primarily from Pinot Nero with a touch of Chardonnay, it offers a beautifully poised balance between delicate fruit, fine bubbles, and refreshing acidity. This non-vintage Trentodoc cuvée draws on Ferrari’s long tradition of méthode traditionnelle sparkling wines, bringing a touch of Italian luxury to any occasion.

Tasting Notes
In the glass, Ferrari Spumante Maximum Rosé shines a delicate salmon-pink, with fine, persistent bubbles forming a graceful mousse. The nose is expressive and inviting, with notes of ripe cherries, wild strawberries, and pink grapefruit, layered with a subtle smoky nuance and hints of brioche and dried flowers from extended lees aging. On the palate, the wine is soft yet vibrant, combining creamy texture with crisp, mouthwatering freshness. Flavors of red berries, citrus zest, and a touch of pomegranate are framed by a precise mineral line and a lingering, gently spicy finish. The mousse is elegant and well-integrated, making each sip feel both indulgent and refreshing. As a non-vintage traditional-method sparkling wine, it is ready to drink now, but can comfortably evolve over the next 2–4 years, gaining a little more creaminess and complexity.

Production
Ferrari Spumante Maximum Rosé is produced in Trentino, in northern Italy, where high-altitude vineyards, cool Alpine breezes, and significant diurnal temperature swings help preserve acidity and aromatic precision in the grapes. Pinot Nero (around 60%) and Chardonnay (around 40%) are carefully selected, often harvested by hand to ensure only healthy, perfectly ripe clusters are used. After gentle pressing and separate fermentation of the base wines, the final blend is assembled and undergoes a second fermentation in the bottle according to the classic méthode traditionnelle (Trentodoc). The wine then rests on its lees in the cool cellars for an extended period, building texture, complexity, and its fine, persistent perlage before disgorgement and dosage.

Food & Serving
This rosé spumante is an excellent partner for delicate seafood dishes such as white fish fillets, ceviche, or sashimi, as well as smoked salmon or shellfish platters. Its red-fruited character and bright acidity also make it a natural match for Italian cuisine—think spaghetti with tomato sauce, seafood pasta, light antipasti, or Prosciutto crudo with melon. Serve well-chilled, ideally at 6–8°C (43–46°F), in a tulip-shaped sparkling wine glass to best appreciate its aromas. Decanting is not necessary, but opening the bottle a few minutes before serving will allow the bouquet to open up nicely.

Producer
Founded in 1902 by Giulio Ferrari, Ferrari has become one of Italy’s most celebrated sparkling wine producers and the benchmark name for Trentodoc wines from Trentino. Inspired by the great wines of Champagne, Giulio Ferrari pioneered the use of Chardonnay and traditional bottle fermentation in the region’s cool Alpine climate, laying the groundwork for a distinctive Italian style of metodo classico. Today the Lunelli family continues his legacy, with Ferrari recognized worldwide for its consistently high quality, numerous international awards, and its role as an ambassador for elegant, terroir-driven Italian sparkling wines.

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