In a 3 litre format, the wine has more time to settle before it is served, which slightly softens the bright, fruit led style and brings a more even and composed feel without changing its overall character. Bottega’s approach remains focused on accessibility and clarity, and in this size, the wine comes across a little more balanced and less immediate. The Pinot Nero base gives a gentle red berry profile, and here those flavours emerge more gradually, giving the opening a smoother and more controlled feel compared to smaller formats.
Across the palate, the wine moves in a steady, continuous way, with the fruit and acidity sitting closer together, creating a more unified flow rather than a sharp or clearly defined progression. The freshness is still present, but it feels more integrated. The light floral and background notes are more absorbed into the wine, blending into the overall profile and adding a subtle depth while keeping the style simple and easy to follow. The mousse is fine and even, spreading gently and giving a slightly more polished texture while maintaining enough liveliness to keep the wine refreshing. Overall, the Jeroboam format refines the wine slightly, presenting the same fresh and approachable sparkling rose style in a more balanced, smooth, and cohesive way.
Tasting Notes
Nose:
Soft and steady, with strawberry, raspberry, and a light hint of cherry.
Palate:
Smooth and even, with red berry fruit moving together over a fine, consistent mousse.
Finish:
Clean and balanced, with freshness easing into a soft, composed close. |
