Tenuta Ulisse Cerasuolo d'Abruzzo 2025

Tenuta Ulisse Cerasuolo d'Abruzzo 2025 is a vibrant rosé that offers a more distinctive take on Abruzzo’s signature Montepulciano grape. Crafted through a “white” vinification of Montepulciano, it shows generous fruit character while preserving the grape’s unique personality and regional identity.

Tasting Notes
Cerasuolo d’Abruzzo is typically noted for its lively, cherry-toned color, and this wine follows that tradition with an inviting, bright rosé hue. The nose leans toward fresh red fruit with a plush, enveloping character, while the palate is likely to feel juicy, rounded, and fruit-driven, with the kind of expressive style that makes Cerasuolo so appealing. As a young 2025 vintage, it is best enjoyed for its freshness and youthful charm rather than long cellaring. While it should drink beautifully now, its appeal lies in its vibrant fruit and immediate accessibility.

Production
Made in Abruzzo from Montepulciano, this wine is produced using a special white vinification method, meaning the juice has limited skin contact to preserve freshness and create the classic Cerasuolo rosé style. The result is a wine that reflects the versatility of Montepulciano while expressing the character of Abruzzo in a lighter, more aromatic form.

Food & Serving
Serve chilled at around 8-10°C. It pairs well with antipasti, cured meats, tomato-based pasta dishes, grilled fish, pizza, and light Mediterranean cuisine. Decanting is not necessary.

Producer
Tenuta Ulisse is a respected Abruzzo producer known for showcasing the region’s native grape varieties in a modern, expressive style. The winery has helped bring greater attention to Abruzzo wines through polished, approachable bottlings that highlight local character and quality.

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