Rosa Regale Banfi Sparkling White 2020
- The white side of Rosa Regale: the gently sparkling, lightly sweet counterpart to Banfi’s famous red — made from 100% Moscato Bianco.
- Easy 7% ABV: low in alcohol and built for daytime sipping, brunches and toasts where you want flavour without the kick.
- Peach, apple and orange blossom: aromas of orange blossom and acacia lead into white peach, crisp green apple and a whisper of honey.
- Sweet but never cloying: fresh acidity and soft, fine bubbles keep the sweetness bright and refreshing.
- Serve well chilled: beautiful as an aperitif, alongside fresh fruit and light seafood, or with fruit tarts and desserts.
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If you love Banfi’s iconic red Rosa Regale and have been curious about the white, this is it: the Rosa Regale Sparkling White is the lighter, fairer sibling, crafted from 100% Moscato Bianco grown in Piedmont’s celebrated Asti DOCG. It pours pale and bright, sends up a steady stream of soft, fine bubbles, and delivers the same easy charm the Rosa Regale name is known for — in a fresher, floral key.
The nose opens with orange blossom and acacia, leading to a palate of white peach, crisp green apple and a gentle thread of honey. It is unmistakably sweet, but never heavy: a core of fresh acidity keeps everything lively, so each sip finishes clean rather than sugary. At just 7% ABV, it is wonderfully low in alcohol — the kind of bottle you can open at brunch, pour at a celebration, or enjoy on a warm afternoon without it weighing you down.
Serve it well chilled. It shines on its own as an aperitif, but it is just as happy next to a bowl of fresh berries, light seafood, or a slice of fruit tart for dessert. Approachable, pretty and endlessly easy to drink, this is sparkling Moscato at its most welcoming.
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