ALMA NEGRA
BRUT NATURE ROSÉ
TRADITIONAL METHOD • MENDOZA • ARGENTINA
"The mystery of bubbles: an intense rosé born from the soul of high-altitude vineyards."
The Elegance of Secrecy
The Alma Negra Sparkling Brut Nature Rosé is one of the most refined expressions of Argentine bubbles. Made using the traditional method (Champenoise), this sparkling wine stands out for its complexity and intense onion-skin color. The Ernesto Catena Vineyards winery maintains the mystery of its blends, allowing the consumer to focus on sensory pleasure. The combination of Malbec and Pinot Noir provides an elegant structure, vibrant freshness, and bubbles so fine they caress the palate from start to finish.
1. Identity Profile
Winery: Ernesto Catena Vineyards.
Origin: Uco Valley and Vista Flores, Mendoza.
Style: Brut Nature (No added sugar).
Method: Traditional / Champenoise.
Volume: 750 ml.
Composition: Secret blend of Malbec and Pinot Noir.
2. Sommelier's Notes
Appearance: Bright salmon pink color with coppery reflections. Very fine, persistent, and delicate bubbles.
Nose: Complex aromas reminiscent of fresh red berries (strawberry, cherry), notes of toasted bread, yeast, and a subtle floral hint of wild roses.
Palate: Dry, fresh, and elegant entry. It has excellent structure and creaminess thanks to its time on lees. Long and refreshing finish with mineral notes.
3. Sparkling Wine Architecture
4. Pairing and Suggested Moments
Gastronomy: Being a Brut Nature, it is extremely versatile. Excellent with seafood, ceviches, high-end sushi, pink salmon, and carpaccios. It also pairs incredibly well with fusion cuisine dishes, gourmet salads with dried fruits, and desserts based on tart red fruits.
Suggested Moments:
- Special Celebration: To toast unique moments with a sparkling wine that is out of the ordinary.
- Romantic Dinner: Its elegance and seductive color make it the ideal companion for a night for two.
- Summer / Sunset: Refreshing and glamorous to enjoy at sunset on terraces or in gardens.
- Gift: A sophisticated gift for those who appreciate design and oenological quality.
- Business (Aperitif): Perfect for opening a high-level conversation before an executive dinner.
- Family Meal: To elevate any gathering and surprise guests with something exclusive.
frequently asked questions (FAQS)
Why is it called Alma Negra?
The name refers to the mystery of its components. Ernesto Catena wants consumers not to be prejudiced by the grape variety, but to enjoy the art of the final blend.
Does this sparkling wine contain a lot of sugar?
No. Being "Brut Nature," it is the category with the least sugar content (less than 3 grams per liter), making it very dry and healthy.
At what temperature should it be served?
It is recommended to serve it very cold, between 6°C and 8°C, to maintain the liveliness of the bubbles and the freshness of the fruit.
