Italian Rosé Wine - Rosé IGT Grati
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Italian Rosé Wine from Tuscany
On the Rooftop of Tuscany it gets cooler up here in the hills of the Rufina area where the Grati family makes wine.
The landscape is more demanding. The Grati estate covers 560 hectares, 160 of which are cultivated with grapevines. The altitudes are high, but the lime marl soils are extremely fertile and the wines that come from this region are elegant and complex. The nature is a challenge and the work strenuous – but it is worth it: Grapes of a remarkable quality grow here. If you enjoy Tuscany, you will have a very special appreciation of Chianti Rufina area and the Grati family’s hospitality.
Varietal: 90% Sangiovese, 10% Canaiolo
Area of Production: Tuscany
Soil: Lime and marl with clay, good mineral content
Harvest Time: Mid September
Vinification: Stainless steel tanks
Alcohol: 12.5%
Serving Temperature: 18 degrees C
Pairings: Compliments well with pasta dishes, veggies, antipasti, meat and cheeses
Images for illustrative purposes only.
FAQ
Is there an Italian rosé wine?
Yes, Italy produces many styles of rosé wine, including this Rosé IGT from Tuscany.
What is rosé wine called in Italian?
In Italian, rosé wine is often called "rosato."
What is a good Italian rosé?
A good Italian rosé offers freshness, balance, and food-friendly character, like this Tuscan rosé from Grati.
Italian Rosé Wine from Tuscany
On the Rooftop of Tuscany it gets cooler up here in the hills of the Rufina area where the Grati family makes wine.
The landscape is more demanding. The Grati estate covers 560 hectares, 160 of which are cultivated with grapevines. The altitudes are high, but the lime marl soils are extremely fertile and the wines that come from this region are elegant and complex. The nature is a challenge and the work strenuous – but it is worth it: Grapes of a remarkable quality grow here. If you enjoy Tuscany, you will have a very special appreciation of Chianti Rufina area and the Grati family’s hospitality.
Varietal: 90% Sangiovese, 10% Canaiolo
Area of Production: Tuscany
Soil: Lime and marl with clay, good mineral content
Harvest Time: Mid September
Vinification: Stainless steel tanks
Alcohol: 12.5%
Serving Temperature: 18 degrees C
Pairings: Compliments well with pasta dishes, veggies, antipasti, meat and cheeses
Images for illustrative purposes only.
FAQ
Is there an Italian rosé wine?
Yes, Italy produces many styles of rosé wine, including this Rosé IGT from Tuscany.
What is rosé wine called in Italian?
In Italian, rosé wine is often called "rosato."
What is a good Italian rosé?
A good Italian rosé offers freshness, balance, and food-friendly character, like this Tuscan rosé from Grati.
