Viticoltori Ponte, Prosecco Rosé Brut 2025

Viticoltori Ponte Prosecco Rosé Brut 2025 is an elegant Italian sparkling rosé that combines the bright freshness of Glera with the refined character of Pinot Nero. Made in the modern Charmat tradition, it offers delicate bubbles, vibrant red-fruit aromas and a dry, polished finish—an inviting choice for aperitifs and celebrations alike.

Tasting Notes
The wine appears a luminous pale salmon pink, with a fine and persistent stream of bubbles. Its fresh, refined nose reveals red apple, white peach and citrus, complemented by subtle notes of strawberry and raspberry. Pinot Nero adds an elegant, lightly floral dimension, while Glera contributes its characteristic freshness. On the palate, it is lively and harmonious, with a soft, creamy mousse and a well-balanced combination of crisp acidity and juicy fruit. Flavours of red berries, citrus and ripe apple are supported by a subtle mineral note, leading to a refined, dry finish. The wine is best enjoyed young, while its freshness and fruit-driven character are at their most expressive.

Production
The wine is made from 85% Glera and 15% Pinot Nero and produced using the Charmat method, in which the second fermentation takes place in a pressurised tank. This approach preserves the grapes’ fresh fruit character and creates a delicate, refined mousse. Specific details regarding the vineyard terroir and harvesting methods have not been provided.

Food & Serving
Enjoy this Prosecco Rosé Brut as an aperitif or serve it with sushi, seafood and oysters, delicate fish dishes, or fresh Mediterranean salads. Serve well chilled at approximately 6–8°C. Decanting is not recommended, as the wine’s lively bubbles and aromatic freshness are best preserved when poured directly from the bottle.

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