Monte Rossa Franciacorta Saten Brut Sanseve Magnum

Monte Rossa Franciacorta Satèn Brut Sanseve Magnum is an elegant Italian sparkling wine from Lombardy, presented in an impressive 1.5-litre format. Made exclusively from Chardonnay, it showcases the refined Satèn style—a production protocol unique to Franciacorta and known for its smooth, polished character.

Tasting Notes
In the glass, expect a bright golden colour and a fine, persistent mousse. The nose typically reveals delicate aromas of white flowers, ripe apple, pear and citrus, with subtle creamy and pastry-like nuances developing alongside the bubbles. On the palate, this Brut Satèn is poised and supple, combining fresh acidity with a rounded texture and gentle fruit flavours. Its Chardonnay-driven profile makes it elegant and approachable, while the larger magnum format is particularly well suited to graceful development over time. Enjoy now for freshness, or allow it to mature in suitable cellar conditions for added complexity.

Production
Produced in Franciacorta, in Lombardy, this wine follows the distinctive Satèn protocol, which is reserved exclusively for Franciacorta made from white grapes and, in this case, Chardonnay. The precise harvesting and vinification details for this cuvée are not specified, but the style is designed to express Chardonnay’s finesse, freshness and creamy texture in a refined sparkling wine.

Food & Serving
Serve well chilled at approximately 8–10°C. Its elegant texture and bright freshness make it an excellent partner for oysters, shellfish, sushi, delicate fish dishes, creamy risottos and soft cheeses. The magnum format makes it especially suitable for festive dinners and larger gatherings; decanting is not recommended, as it would cause the wine to lose its bubbles.

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