Seu Spumante Brut Rosé (Non-vintage) - Cantina del Rimedio

Nieddera is an indigenous Sardinian variety, rediscovered and championed by Cantina del Rimedio. The harvest is carried out by hand in the last ten days of August in order to preserve the acidity needed for sparkling winemaking.

The appellation: Table wine

Table wine, or more correctly today wine without an appellation, is the simplest and freest category in the wine world. It does not fall within the official IGP, DOC or DOCG classifications, and for this reason it is not subject to production rules, compulsory geographical areas or regulations on grape varieties and yields. But take care: this does not automatically mean low-quality wine. On the contrary, many artisan and natural producers deliberately choose this category so they can experiment, innovate or avoid regulatory constraints, offering unique wines that break the mould.

What to eat with Seu Spumante Brut Rosé

Who makes it: Cantina del Rimedio

Founded in 1953, Cantina del Rimedio is one of the most historic and deeply rooted wine estates in western Sardinia.In the Rimedio district of Oristano, it is also known as Cantina della Vernaccia, for its key role in championing Vernaccia di Oristano DOC, a wine unlike any other on the Italian wine scene. Today it brings together around 43 grower members and farms more than 80 hectares of vineyards, with the aim of: safeguarding Sardinia’s native grape varieties making quality wines tied to the land promoting a distinctive, unmistakable style

The vine of Seu Spumante Brut Rosé

Nieddera

Nieddera is an ancient black grape variety indigenous to Sardinia, grown mainly in the province of Oristano, in the western part of the island. This variety is an important part of the Sardinian winegrowing tradition, known for producing wines marked by freshness, structure and a distinct aromatic personality. Thanks to its strong bond with the land, Nieddera has recently been rediscovered and given new value, finding a place both as a single variety and in blends with other local varieties.

Seu Spumante Brut Rosé: the area of the Tirso Valley

Climate: Mediterranean

Altitude: Low Altitude (0-200 m above sea level)

Soil: Sandy / Silty

Geographical setting: Coast

Profile of Seu Spumante Brut Rosé

Primary aromas: Wild strawberry and Rose

Secondary aromas: Floral and fruity notes​

Tasting notes: Seu Spumante Brut Rosé shows a pale, bright pink colour. On the nose it offers fruity and floral scents, with hints of wild strawberry and rose. On the palate it is fresh and savoury, well balanced and lingering.​