In the glass
Aroma: wild strawberry, raspberry, rose petal, fresh almond, white flowers
Palate: red apple, redcurrant, creamy mousse, delicate citrus
Le Marchesine's Pinot Nero-led Rosé Millesimato Artio. Wild strawberry and rose petal aromatics over a creamy mousse with 30 months on lees.
What it pairs with
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Tartare di salmone
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Raw salmon tartare finds a foil in the wine's wild strawberry and rose petal; high acidity scrubs the marinade. -
Tortelli di zucca
Pumpkin tortelli's sweet umami pairs with the wine's red apple and redcurrant; creamy mousse handles the burnt butter. -
Pollo al curry leggero
Mild curry chicken finds a foil in the wine's red fruit and brut crispness; creamy mousse handles the spice.
History
Artio is Le Marchesine's Rosé Millesimato. Pinot Nero-led with the cellar's signature creamy mousse.
- 2000 — First Artio Rosé release
Facts
- Producer
- Le Marchesine
- Grapes
- Pinot Nero (60%), Chardonnay (40%)
- Classification
- DOCG Franciacorta Rosé Brut Millesimato
- Oak
- Stainless steel; minimum 30 months on lees in bottle
- ABV
- 12.5%
- Price
- EUR 25 to 38 at retail
- Drinking window
- 0-7 from disgorgement
- First vintage
- 2000
- Vegan
- Yes (no animal-derived fining)
Frequently asked about Le Marchesine Artio Rosé
What does Le Marchesine Artio Rosé taste like?
Wild strawberry, raspberry, rose petal, fresh almond and white flowers on the nose; red apple, redcurrant, creamy mousse and delicate citrus on the palate. Medium-bodied with high acidity and a long finish.
What does Artio mean?
Artio is the Celtic-Gaulish goddess of the bear, a symbolic name the cellar has used to anchor the Rosé Millesimato tier of the range.
When should I drink Artio?
Drink within 0 to 7 years of disgorgement. Younger releases lead with bright wild strawberry; older releases trade fruit lift for almond depth.