Rose/Martini & Rossi Rose 750 ml
Martini & Rossi Rose 750 ml
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About this bottle
Martini Rose is a rose sparkling wine from Martini & Rossi, the Italian house best known for its vermouth, made from a blend of grapes grown in Northern Italy and finished in the Charmat method that keeps the bubbles fresh and the fruit bright rather than yeasty. It pours a pale pink with a fine, persistent mousse, showing strawberry and red currant on the nose and a light, off-dry palate with citrus lift on the finish. It's built as an easy, food-friendly aperitif rather than a serious cellar wine, which is exactly the role a house rose sparkler is meant to fill.
How to drink Martini Rose
Serve it well chilled in a flute as an aperitif, or build it into a spritz with a splash of soda and an orange twist.
Tasting notes
Nosestrawberry, red currant
Palateoff-dry, citrus lift
Finishcrisp
Specs
RoseItaly
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Questions about this bottle
What temperature should Martini & Rossi Rose be served at, and how long does it keep after opening?
Serve it well chilled, around 45–50°F, the same range as a crisp white. Recork and refrigerate any leftovers — it stays fresh for about 3–5 days before the fruit starts to fade.
What food pairs well with Martini Rosé?
Serve it as an aperitif on its own, or build it into a spritz with a splash of soda and an orange twist.
What should I know about Martini?
Martini & Rossi is best known for its vermouth, and this wine comes from the same historic Italian house.
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