Gemma

A rosé that doesn't hide its character: juicy, salty, with a clear line — the Gemma from the Trentino winery San Leonardo is named after Gemma de Gresti, the matriarch of the Marchesi Guerrieri Gonzaga.

San Leonardo is located in the Lagarina Valley in South Tyrol, near the border with Veneto. The winery is known for its Bordeaux-inspired red wines—but the Gemma reveals a different side of the estate: light-footed, precise, and with depth. The vineyards benefit from the alpine climate with its cool nights, which preserves both aromas and acidity.

In the glass, a pale onion-skin pink. On the nose, small red fruits—raspberry, pomegranate—and delicate floral notes reminiscent of wild rose. On the palate, juicy and lively, with a salty tension in the finish that leaves you wanting more.

• Food: Goat cheese, grilled salmon, vitello tonnato, Mediterranean antipasti
• Temperature: 10–12 °C
• Occasion: Summer evening, aperitivo, light lunch