Bardolino Chiaretto Cavalchina 2024
Bardolino Chiaretto Cavalchina is made from 60% Corvina grapes, 35% Rondinella, and the remainder Molinara grapes, produced on the shores of Lake Garda in the Custoza area. This winery's only rosé takes its name from the famous masked ball created in the 19th century and still performed today at the Venice Carnival.
In summary
Awards & Recognition
83/100
How to taste it
Visual tasting
Crystalline, bright pale pink in colour, quite consistent.
Olfactory tasting
Quite intense, quite complex, delicate notes of rose, white peach, and raspberry. Quite fine.
Taste tasting
Dry, quite warm, quite soft, fresh and savoury.
What to pair wine with Bardolino Chiaretto Cavalchina 2024
Bardolino Chiaretto Cavalchina pairs well with delicate appetizers and light first courses.
Contains sulfites.
Bardolino Chiaretto Cavalchina is a rosé wine with a pleasant freshness and youthfulness, boasting a classic, delicate and inviting claret pink color. It is produced on the shores of Lake Garda by blending the most celebrated Veneto grapes: Corvina, Molinara, and Rondinella. In the past, Chiaretto was produced using the saignée method, which involved removing a portion of the Bardolino must during maceration and vinifying it as a white wine, which, however, reduced the aromatic expression. Today, the grapes destined for this type of wine are harvested two weeks earlier than for Bardolino Rosso, and as with this wine, the must undergoes a 12-hour pre-fermentation maceration before being drained naturally and clarified. After a brief period on the lees, it is bottled in December and released for sale shortly thereafter.
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