Berlucchi 2013 '61 Nature Rosé Dosaggio Zero (Franciacorta)
Editors' Choice
Made entirely with Pinot Nero and without dosage, this radiant sparkler offers delicate scents of red berry, bread dough and a whiff of botanical herb. Structured and boasting pristine fruit and precision, the bone-dry palate delivers juicy pomegranate, red cherry and orange slice alongside vibrant acidity before closing on a slightly smoky note. An extremely elegant, focused perlage provides finesse. Gorgeous. Kerin O’Keefe
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Price$68,Buy Now
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Designation'61 Nature Rosé Dosaggio Zero
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Alcohol12.5%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategorySparkling
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ImporterVolio Vino
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Date Published12/1/2020
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