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The ‘L’esssenziale’ Rosso di Valtellina DOC 2021 by Marcel Zanolari is a lovely red wine made from 100% Valtellinese Nebbiolo grapes, grown in the beautiful Valtellina wine region in northern Italy. This wine is easy to drink and tastes great, which makes it perfect for people new to wine as well as those who already know a lot about it. It goes wonderfully with light meats like tender chicken, soft veal, or even a mildly spiced pork tenderloin. Its nice flavor makes every meal even more enjoyable.
What makes this wine special is its mix of smells and tastes. You can notice a soft scent of roses combined with fresh red fruit like cherries or raspberries, which makes it exciting to drink. To get the best out of it, let the wine breathe a little before serving – about half an hour in a carafe is perfect. This helps the flavors come out fully, making every sip tastier and more enjoyable. Waiting a bit is worth it for the richer experience.
The grapes are carefully picked by hand from the steep vineyard slopes and dried naturally under the Italian sun. This old method gives the wine a strong and unique taste. It’s made without any artificial ingredients, so it stays pure and real. For the best taste, serve it just below room temperature, around 16-18 degrees Celsius. At this temperature, the flavors are just right, and you can feel the passion and skill of Marcel Zanolari in every drop.
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