Remole Rose
⏳ Drinking Window
2021 - 2023
🍽️ Food & Wine Pairings
Excellent as an aperitif, or paired with light pasta dishes, grilled seafood, and Tuscan cured meats.
✨ Technical Specifications
Hailing from the historic Marchesi Frescobaldi estate, Remole Rosé is rooted in the rich heritage of Villa di Remole in Sieci, a location steeped in family history dating back centuries. This vibrant Tuscan rosato is crafted primarily from Sangiovese and Merlot, reflecting the warmth and sun-drenched terroir of Tuscany. Fermented entirely in stainless steel tanks to preserve its bright primary fruit characters, it offers a lively bouquet of red berries and delicate floral notes. The wine tells a story of convivial Tuscan hospitality, capturing the easygoing elegance of the region's everyday wine culture.
🍾 About the Producer
Tracing its viticultural origins to 1308, Marchesi Frescobaldi is an iconic Florentine noble dynasty that has shaped Tuscan winemaking across thirty generations. Spanning celebrated historical holdings—including Castello Nipozzano in Chianti Rùfina, Castello Pomino, Tenuta Castiglioni, CastelGiocondo in Montalcino, and the social viticulture initiative on the penal island of Gorgona—the family stewards diverse terroirs ranging from galestro-rich hills to cool-climate Apennine elevations. Frescobaldi practices certified sustainable viticulture under Tuscany's AgriQualità protocol, tailoring canopy management and soil stewardship to site-specific conditions. In the cellar, their philosophy honors regional typicity while embracing technical precision, vinifying with calibrated temperature control and aging across fine-grained oak barriques and traditional casks. The portfolio showcases an expansive spectrum of expressions: high-elevation Chardonnay and Pinot Nero in the pioneering Pomino Benefizio Riserva and Leonia Brut sparkling wines, mineral-driven Ansonica-Vermentino field blends from Gorgona, alongside age-worthy, structured Sangiovese icons such as Nipozzano Riserva and CastelGiocondo Brunello di Montalcino.