SWEET
RED
BODEGA BARTENURA • ITALIAN SWEETNESS • PIEDMONT
"The seduction of red wine with the lightness of summer: a feast of red berries wrapped in a soft, effervescent caress."
The Sweet Side of Tradition
Bartenura Sweet Red is a master creation from the **Bartenura** winery in the **Piedmont** region. This wine was born to break paradigms, offering a red profile that is at once sweet, fruity, and refreshing. Thanks to a controlled fermentation that is stopped to preserve the grapes' natural sugars, the Sweet Red unfurls an explosion of flavor reminiscent of freshly picked forest fruits. Its light *frizzante* effervescence makes it an unrivaled option for those seeking an easy-to-drink, festive, and supremely pleasurable red wine.
1. Identity Profile
Specific Origin: Piedmont Hills, Italy.
Winery: Bartenura.
Variety: Select blend of local aromatic red grapes.
Style: Sweet red wine with a spritz (frizzante).
Certification: Kosher for Passover, Mevushal.
Volume: 750 ml.
2. Sommelier's Notes
Appearance: Bright and translucent ruby red color, with fine bubbles released when poured.
Nose: Captivating and purely fruity aroma. Prominent notes of raspberries, wild strawberries, and a slight hint of red roses.
Palate: Smooth and sweet entry. The body is light and the effervescence is delicate, perfectly balancing the natural sweetness. It is a juicy wine that fills the palate with flavors of ripe berries, leading to a clean and refreshing finish.
3. Architecture of Sweet Red
4. Pairing and Recommendations
Gastronomy: It is the ideal companion for a wide variety of dishes. It pairs excellently with pizzas, gourmet burgers, cold cuts, and soft cheeses. It is also spectacular with red fruit desserts, milk chocolate, or simply as a dessert wine.
Serving: Serve **very chilled (6°C - 8°C)**. Its low alcohol content and freshness make it perfect for enjoying at brunches, outdoor terraces, or open-air events.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS)
Is it similar to Lambrusco?
It has similarities in being red and sweet, but Bartenura Sweet Red tends to be more refined, with a subtler bubble and a much stronger focus on the purity of Piedmont fruit.
Why is it recommended to serve it so cold?
The low temperature helps balance the natural sweetness and enhances the liveliness of the spritz (bubble), making the wine much more refreshing and easy to pair.
Does it contain sulfites?
Yes, like most wines, it contains sulfites for preservation, but always within the strict limits allowed by Kosher and Italian certifications.