Hold up, that's no red wine! And while named ‘Rosa’ it's not really a rosé, either. Just hear us out… It's a skin-contact Pinot Grigio in the old style, before Santa Margherita convinced Italy and the rest of the world that Pinot Greej was a pale complexioned wine.
Expect an initial, heady rush of wild forest strawberries, pomegranate, dried peaches and herbs, offset by notes of earth, flint, and a saline edge that emerges progressively, with wildflower fields and lush berry brambles giving way to zippy acid and delicate, warming, tealike tannins. A wine with a decadent soul and loads of character.