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Luca Bosi Vineyards
Dark Red Semi Sweet
Piedmont, Italy
NECTAR WINE STYLE
This deep red wine has an abundance of red fruit aromas, with wild berry notes lifted by its crisp acidity. Sweet aromas of ripe red fruits that demonstrate the hallmark of the Brachetto grape. Made with 100% natural fruit and gluten free.
WINE DETAILS:
- Analysis: 5% alcohol / volume
- Varietal: 95% Brachetto, 5% Blueberry & Raspberry fruit infused
- Appellation: Piedmont, Italy
- Serving Hints: Serve slightly chilled on its own or with antipastos, prosciutto, fish and white meats
WineStyles’ Wine and Cheese Pairing: Pair with a blue cheese such as a gorgonzola. Learn more about our wine and cheese pairings here.
Winemaker Notes:
Basic Brachetto is playfully fizzy with two atmospheres of pressure & is known for having low alcohol at 5.0%, a natural range of sweetness. After fermentation, the residual sugar remains relatively high, making the wines sweeter than dry wines. Because the extra sugar stops fermentation early, non-fortified sweet reds tend to be lower in alcohol than dry wines.
Luca Bosi Vineyards
Black Semi Sweet
Piedmont, Italy
NECTAR WINE STYLE
A luscious, fruit forward red blend with voluptuous mouth-feel and layers of strawberries, juicy raspberry and hints of chocolate. The frizzante finish makes it superb.
WINE DETAILS:
- Analysis: 5% alcohol / volume
- Varietal: 95% Brachetto, 5% Raspberry and Strawberry fruit infused
- Appellation: Piedmont, Italy
- Serving Hints: Serve slightly chilled on its own or with antipastos, prosciutto, fish and white meats
WineStyles’ Wine and Cheese Pairing: Pair with an aged gouda or fontina cheese. Learn more about our wine and cheese pairings here.
Winemaker Notes:
Basic Brachetto is playfully fizzy with two atmospheres of pressure & is known for having low alcohol at 5.0%, a natural range of sweetness. After fermentation, the residual sugar remains relatively high, making the wines sweeter than dry wines. Because the extra sugar stops fermentation early, non-fortified sweet reds tend to be lower in alcohol than dry wines.
About Luca Bosi Vineyards:
Located in the center of the Langhe region of Piedmont, Bosio Family Estates was established in 1967 by farmers Egidio and Angela. After being past down through three generations, and with tremendous success, innovation, and support from the family, the company is now branded as Luca Bosio Vineyards. Learn more here.
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