If Pinot Noir is considered to be one of the noblest grape varieties, it is certainly due to the fact that it is cultivated in various parts of the world, but only in a few well-defined regions does it achieve high quality levels. In Italy, one of the areas historically most vocated to the cultivation of this vine is undoubtedly the Oltrepò pavese, where this very noble vine of French origin gives life to red, rosé and white wines, still and sparkling. It reveals, in other words, all its versatility. In this case, for example, Losito & Guarini proposes a super pleasant bubbly, 100% Pinot Noir, vinified in Rosé. Its name is Lebollé, IGT Provincia di Pavia, from vineyards, it is nice to remember, that lie exactly around the 45th parallel, i.e. the same distance between the pole and the equator. Harvested by hand, in the cellar the grapes undergo soft pressing followed by fermentation with selected yeasts at a controlled temperature. Sparkling according to the Charmat method, in autoclaves, during the ageing phase the wine undergoes numerous analytical controls to ensure its integrity. The result is a fresh rosé with a fine and persistent perlage. The nose is complex and intense, pleasantly fruity, with hints of cherry and strawberry. A well-balanced wine, characterised by a dry and fresh taste. Excellent as an aperitif, it also accompanies savoury pies, raw fish and white meats with ease.