Petite Arvine Vallee d'Aoste DOP - Rosset 2024

Name: Petite Arvine Vallee d'Aoste DOP - Rosset
Brand: Rosset
SKU: Fontana-8HF22206
Price: 28.13 EUR
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Format: 75 cl

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Technical information

Producer	Rosset
Name	Valle d'Aosta DOP
Variety	Petite Arvine
Vintage	2024
Gradation	14.5%
Format	75 cl
Aromatic profile	Fruity, citrus notes and minerality
Vinification method	Fermentation in steel at controlled temperature
Region	Aosta Valley
Country	Italy
Type	White wine
Aging	Refinement in steel at controlled temperature
Color	White
Serving temperature	10-12°C
Recommended consumption	Young, within 2-3 years
Pairing	Cheese, fish, appetizers

Descrizione

The Petite Arvine Vallee d'Aoste DOP Rosset is a white wine that captures the essence of the alpine territory with elegance and finesse. This indigenous grape variety, rare and precious, finds in the microclimate of the Vallée d'Aoste an ideal environment to express its fresh and vibrant personality. The result is a wine with a straw yellow color and greenish reflections, characterized by an aromatic bouquet where notes of white fruit, such as pear and green apple, intertwine with delicate hints of wildflowers and a subtle minerality typical of alpine soil.

The aging, which takes place in steel, preserves the aromatic immediacy and the crispness of the grape variety. On the palate, the Petite Arvine Vallee d'Aoste DOP Rosset shows itself balanced and velvety, with a fresh acidity that accompanies a savory and persistent finish. Perfect with seafood appetizers, fresh cheeses, and light dishes, it is a true expression of the Valle d'Aosta.

The winery

Rosset Terroir (Rosset) – Winery in Valle d'Aosta

Discover the story and wines of Rosset Terroir (Rosset).

Aosta Valley winery that interprets high-altitude terroir with elegant white and red wines, produced from vineyards cultivated on glacial soils and at elevations above 900 m.

Region: Valle d'Aosta

Country: Italia

Founded: 2001

Grapes: Petite Arvine, Chardonnay, Pinot Gris (Pinot Grigio), Pinot Nero (Pinot Noir), Nebbiolo, Cornalin, Syrah, Moscato Bianco / Chambave Muscat, Petit Rouge

High-altitude vineyards and glacially derived soils. 'Sopraquota 900' line Aged in amphorae, earthenware jars, barriques, tonneaux and wooden vats. Complementary agricultural activities and connection with Distillerie St. Roch On-site shop and visits by appointment

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Winery history

The Rosset family began wine production in the early 2000s, planting their first vineyards in Senin and progressively expanding the winery through the acquisition of vineyards in several crus of the Aosta Valley. Over the years the estate has increased its presence in high-altitude vineyards and has complemented its winemaking with agricultural and distillery activities associated with the family group.

Production philosophy

The winery aims to express the identity of the alpine terroir through careful vineyard work, hand-harvesting and carefully calibrated vinification. In the cellar it uses a variety of vessels — stainless steel, barriques, tonneaux, amphorae and earthenware jars — to enhance aromatic precision and minerality, with an approach focused on sustainability and respect for the terroir.

Terroir and vineyards

Located in the Aosta Valley, the winery cultivates parcels on glacial soils with significant temperature variation; vineyards mentioned in sources are located between Saint-Christophe, Quart and areas above 900 metres, with exposures and slopes typical of alpine viticulture.

Awards and recognitions

The winery is cited and reviewed in industry guides and publications; several product pages and online retailers include references to recognitions in national guides.