Vdf Faustine Rosé - Domaine Abbatucci 2025

Domaine Abbatucci

Sciaccarello Vin de France 75 cl 2025

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$41.16−18%($54.88/ℓ)
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Technical information

Producer
Domaine Abbatucci
Name
Vin de France
Variety
Sciaccarello
Vintage
2025
Gradation
13.0%
Format
75 cl
Aromatic profile
Fruity, fresh, notes of strawberry and raspberry
Vinification method
Controlled temperature fermentation
Aging
Élevage sur lies fines pendant 6 mois.
Type of cask
Stainless steel
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The Vdf Faustine Rosé from Domaine Abbatucci is an excellent choice for those seeking a refined and harmonious rosé wine. Originating from picturesque Corsica, this rosé is crafted from meticulously selected indigenous grapes, following biodynamic farming methods that respect the terroir and vineyard ecosystem.

The color is a seductive pale pink with bright reflections. On the nose, it opens with delicate aromas of red fruits, among which strawberry and raspberry notes stand out, enriched by a light floral hint. On the palate, the Vdf Faustine Rosé reveals a light structure and lively freshness, balanced by a pleasant minerality that reflects the richness of the Corsican soil.

Perfect as an aperitif, it pairs beautifully with light appetizers, fish or seafood dishes, as well as with fresh cheeses. Its elegance and versatility make it an excellent choice for any occasion. Tasting this rosé is like embarking on a sensory journey to Corsica, discovering the purity and authenticity of its wines.

The winery

Domaine Comte Abbatucci

Corsica (Valle del Taravo, Corsica del Sud)Francia

Corsican winery dedicated to preserving indigenous grape varieties and to biodynamic viticulture; known for its wine collections crafted from local varieties and for its family-run operation in Casalabriva, Taravo Valley.
Grape varieties
Vermentino, Sciacarello, Nielluccio, Bianco Gentile, Barbarossa, Biancone, Brustiano, Carcajolo Bianco, Genovese, Paga Debbiti, Rossola Brandinca, Rossola Bianca, Riminese, Aleatico, Carcajolo Nero, Minustello, Morescola, Morescono, Montanaccia
  • Ampelographic collection featuring around twenty indigenous grape varieties rescued and promoted.
  • Managed biodynamically since 2000.
  • Vineyards on granitic soil in the Taravo Valley, Casalabriva.
  • Family-run estate
  • Commercial production indicated at around 100,000 bottles per year
The story
The Abbatucci family has been cultivating vineyards in Corsica for generations. In the 1960s Antoine Abbatucci began collecting and planting threatened indigenous grape varieties, creating an important ampelographic collection. Today the estate is led by Jean-Charles Abbatucci, who has converted the estate to biodynamic practices and continues to promote local varieties and historic vineyard parcels.
Production philosophy
The winery's approach is centered on biodynamic viticulture and on respecting the land as a living organism: the use of biodynamic preparations, working according to lunar rhythms, integrating animals into the estate's ecosystem, and experimental practices such as traditional grafting, irrigation with brackish water on experimental plots, and even experiments using music to stimulate the plants.
Terroir and vineyards
Located in the Taravo Valley in southern Corsica, the vineyards lie on low-to-medium altitude granite soils and are characterised by Mediterranean influence and Corsican maquis.