Color: Straw-yellow with gold reflections Bouquet:The style is unmistakably Rotari intense and elegant with citrus notes, apricot, and yellow peach. Hints of very balanced bread crusts and white flowers. Flavor: Full bodied, fragrant, well balanced with aromas of hazelnut, yeast and honey. Perlage: Extremely delicate

Rotari Flavio is a Metodo Classico wiine produced only with Chardonnay. The long secondary fermentation and refinement that takes place in the bottle, according to the Metodo Classico with respect to the Trento DOC discipline, gives Rotari Flavio characteristics of uniqueness and notable value. During this period of at least 5 years, the yeasts give to Rotari Flavio great structure and aromatic notes that are persistent and balanced.

Technical notes

ALCOHOL CONTENT 13%

Food pairing

Ideal with all meals, Rotari Flavio goes best with fish and shellfish dishes, cheeses, and white meats. Every occasion becomes special when celebrated with Rotari Flavio.

Producer

Rotari represents the Trentodoc, a Metodo Classico process involving a particularly long aging on the yeast that results in the finest, most persisting perlage, and a great organoleptic complexity. The stile of Rotari is unmistakable: the bubbles are intense and fragrant, elegant and refined, with aromas of bread, golden apples which make it optimal for pairing with Italian and International cuisine. Rotari was created in the heart of the Dolomites, in the 6,000 acres of vineyards of the agricultural property of Mezzacorona. Trentino acts as a cradle with its peaks and deep valleys, its lakes and forests, its mountain climate and fresh breezes design the perfect environment for the Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes. Here, the Chardonnay expresses its fresh and fruity character in the best way, while the Pinot Noir succeeds in contributing a particular structure and richness. This is the purest of environments in which the perfect combination of grapes, terrain, and variety of microclimates gives life to the elegant and intense bubbles that are the expression of the Trentodoc. Somewhere between story and legend, Rotari took its name from the Lombard "King Rotari”, who conducted many military campaigns in Trentino and brought almost all of Northern Italy under the dominion of Lombard Reign. The Memory of Rotari is tied most importantly to the Edict, proclaimed in the year 643, with which the king encoded the Lombard Law, which has lasted to present day only spoken by word of mouth.