The Paestum IGP Rosato from the San Salvatore 1988 winery, originating from the picturesque Cilento region, represents an excellent expression of the territory and the Vetere family's passion for winemaking. This wine stands out for its freshness and vibrancy, a result of careful grape selection and processing.

The Paestum IGP Rosato is primarily made from Aglianico grapes, known for imparting structure and complexity. The color is a bright and captivating pink that foreshadows the olfactory and taste sensations. On the nose, it opens with fruity notes of fresh red fruits like strawberries and raspberries, enriched by a delicate floral nuance.

On the palate, this Rosato is finely balanced, with good acidity that maintains its freshness and makes it an ideal choice to accompany a variety of dishes. Its persistence and fruity aftertaste invite a second sip. It is a wine that can be enjoyed young to make the most of its vibrancy.

Perfect to serve with light starters, fish dishes, or as an aperitif, the San Salvatore 1988 Paestum IGP Rosato is also an excellent choice to accompany Mediterranean cuisine dishes, especially those from the Cilento tradition.

This wine not only represents an excellent example of the quality and character of southern Italy's rosés but also stands as a testament to San Salvatore 1988's commitment to sustainable and environmentally respectful production, using organic and biodynamic farming practices.

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How to serve

Glass:

Medium opening goblet

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Serve to:

10-12°C

When to drink it:

This wine is good immediately but you can age it for 2-3 years

Production area

Campania

Producer: San Salvatore 1988

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