GRL LANGHE ROSATO
With each bottle of GRL rosé purchased, half of the proceeds went to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), an organization dedicated to realizing the promise of the Bill of Rights for all and expanding the reach of its guarantees. Beyond one person, party, or side — the ACLU dares to create a more perfect union. Some of the most pressing civil liberties of our time include women's rights, LGBTQ rights, and human rights. The ACLU had worked to support the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic by protecting voting rights, fighting to ensure reproductive health care remains open and accessible to all who need it, and more.
So join us: In every glass you give back.
With your commitment and support, United Vines raised $8,500 for the ongoing fight towards advancing women's rights.
WINE DESCRIPTION
"Our United Vines Langhe Rosato 2019 is produced with 75% Nebbiolo grapes and 25% Barbera grapes. Both varieties are cultivated in our own parcels in the village of La Morra, more precisely the hills of San Biagio in Santa Maria, Hamlet. The vines are quite aged; the Nebbiolo vines are 20 years old and the Barbera vines are 15 years old.
The harvest in 2019 was a beautiful and classic harvest— near excellent. It was quite late in the typical harvest season, being that we harvested the grapes for the Rosato on the second week of October. The grapes were pressed whole cluster, consecutive maceration for about 8 hours. They were then fermented in stainless steel tanks. It was then bottled in March.
The color is pale pink with ruby tinges. On the nose one recognizes floral nuances, typical of Nebbiolo variety— bright roses and violets. There is a very present note of fresh red fruit and sour cherry, which is typical of Barbera variety. The aromatic profile is completed by some notes of yellow peach and tropical fruit. On the palate the wine shows a good acidity and a hint of tannins, making it certainly a territorial wine."
-Isabella Oddero