BRESSIA
"VOLARE DEL CAMINO"
PINOT NOIR
"An ethereal, fresh, and sophisticated Pinot Noir that gracefully soars over the Mendoza terroir with unforgettable elegance."
Elegance at Altitude
Volare del Camino is Walter Bressia's most delicate interpretation. This wine was designed for those who seek the sophistication of subtlety over power, capturing the mineral freshness of the Uco Valley in a silky and refined structure. It represents the freedom of a grape variety that, in the right hands, achieves ethereal fluidity and an aromatic expression of great purity.
1. Identity Profile
- Winery: Bressia Casa de Vinos.
- Origin: Uco Valley, Mendoza, Argentina.
- Varietal: 100% high-altitude Pinot Noir.
- Aging: Brief pass through French oak (respectful of the fruit).
- Style: Light, vibrant red with fine tannins.
- Volume: 750 ml | 13.5% Alc. Vol.
2. Sommelier's Notes
Appearance: Pale, bright ruby red color, low intensity, true to the classic varietal typicity.
Nose: Delicate and floral bouquet. Notes of raspberries, fresh cherries, and rose petals stand out, with subtle hints of damp earth and a slight spicy touch that adds complexity without overpowering.
Palate: Fluid and refreshing on entry. A balanced palate where fine, silky tannins guide a refined tactile experience, culminating in a clean and supremely elegant finish.
3. Sensory Character
BODY (LIGHT/ETHEREAL) [ ● ● ○ ○ ○ ]
TANNINS (SILKY) [ ● ● ○ ○ ○ ]
AROMATIC INTENSITY [ ● ● ● ● ○ ]
PROFILE [ FRESH / REFINED ]
4. Specialty Pairing
From Sea and Land: Its acidity makes it ideal for seared tuna, herb-crusted pink salmon, or seafood risotto. It also harmonizes with beef carpaccio, pasta with porcini mushrooms, or duck magret.
Cheeses: Soft and creamy varieties like Brie and Camembert, or young goat cheeses.
Serving: Enjoy between **14°C and 16°C** to capture its ethereal essence.
5. Frequently Asked Questions
At what temperature should Bressia Volare del Camino be served?
Being an ethereal and light-bodied Pinot Noir, its ideal temperature is between 14°C and 16°C. Serving it too warm would hide its freshness, while too cold would inhibit its delicate floral notes.
What does the name Volare del Camino mean?
This name evokes the freedom and lightness of this specific grape variety in the high altitudes of the Uco Valley. It is Walter Bressia's interpretation of a varietal that seems to "fly" over the palate due to its fluidity and tannic finesse.