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Tasting note
- Character
- A rosé wine that presents itself with conviction and character. The Demian Vino Rosato by Pranzegg is not a wine that relies on pleasing lightness – it understands itself as a serious rosé statement from the Alps. With an alcohol content of just 12.0 % and a dry style, it reflects the cool elegance of South Tyrol: precise, vibrant and of unmistakable provenance.
- Terroir & Origin
- Pranzegg is located in the Bozen Unterland, one of the most fascinating wine-growing regions of the Alps, where Mediterranean warmth meets Alpine influence. The vineyards benefit from significant temperature variations between day and night, which inscribe freshness, tension and aromatic depth into the grapes. This terroir is no accident – it is the foundation for wines that tell the story of place and craftsmanship in equal measure.
- Grape Variety & Vinification
- Lagrein as a rosé variety is a bold, characterful choice. The indigenous South Tyrolean grape variety brings as a rosé its dark berry fruit, spicy depth and natural acidity structure into a lighter, more accessible form – without losing any personality in the process. Pranzegg, known for natural, artisanal winemaking with biodynamic orientation, lets the grape variety speak without overworking it. The ageing aims for freshness and directness – wine as expression, not as construct.
- Food Pairing Suggestions
- The dry, vibrant structure of this rosé makes it a versatile table companion. Classically it harmonises with South Tyrolean speck and grey cheese, as well as with grilled vegetables or a Vitello Tonnato. It also unfolds its Alpine freshness with light pasta dishes with tomato sauce or a summery fish platter. A wine for the table – not for the display case.
