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Berlucchi Franciacorta Cuvée 61 Rosé DOCG Brut
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Berlucchi Franciacorta Cuvée 61 Rosé DOCG Brut
The Berlucchi Franciacorta Cuvée 61 Rosé Brut is a classic sparkling wine from Lombardy – produced using the traditional method of bottle fermentation, first implemented by Franco Ziliani in 1961 in the historic cellars of Borgonato on Lake Iseo. Cuvée 61 is the direct monument to this pioneering achievement.
Pale pink in the glass. On the nose, wild red berries, ripe stone fruit, and a warm finish from the Pinot Noir. The acidity is fresh and precise. After the spring tirage, the rosé matures on the lees for at least 24 months, followed by a further two months of cellar rest after disgorgement – significantly exceeding the DOCG minimum requirements.
As an aperitif, with salmon carpaccio, prawns or light risotto variations. Serving temperature: 7–9 °C.
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The Winery
Guido Berlucchi from Borgonato in Franciacorta is the house that brought the first Franciacorta ever into the bottle in 1961 – at that time just 3,000 bottles, today around 4.5 million per year.
Founded in 1955 by Count Guido Berlucchi and the oenologist Franco Ziliani, the winery stands for the consistent conviction that Lombardy can produce a sparkling wine that can keep up with the best in the world. Since 2016, the 515 hectares of vineyards south of Lake Iseo have been certified organic, and the Mille1Vigna project precisely links every wine to its soil type.
Today, Franco's children Cristina, Arturo, and Paolo lead the family business – and Gambero Rosso named them "Winery of the Year" in 2022.
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