A pétillant naturel rosé from Valli Unite blending Barbera and Croatina from organically farmed Tortona Hills vines, spontaneously fermented in stainless steel and bottled before completion — big-bodied, floral, aromatic, and bone dry, perfect for the sun.
Tasting Notes
Another strikingly refreshing pét-nat from the Tortona cooperative. Bigger body than you might expect from a rosé, with floral and aromatic character and gentle fruit throughout, but still bone dry on the finish. Fresh, lively, and made to enjoy outdoors with friends. The beast in the title is playful rather than threatening.
Quick Facts
- Grapes: Barbera, Croatina
- Origin: Italy, Piedmont, Tortona Hills (Colli Tortonesi, Piemonte)
- Style: Pét-nat rosé, zero added sulphur, unfiltered, unfined
- Winemaking: Spontaneous fermentation and ageing in stainless steel, bottled before fermentation completes, no added sulphites, no filtration or fining
- Suitable for vegetarians and vegans
Food Pairing
Charcuterie, pizza, light pasta, and casual outdoor meals. Built for a summer table.
Serving
Serve well chilled at 8-10°C. Open carefully. Some natural sediment expected.
About the Producer
Valli Unite is a cooperative of 35 producers founded in 1981 in the Tortona Hills of Piedmont, farming 100 hectares across 35 members with a shared commitment to organic viticulture and natural winemaking. Since converting to organic methods in 2006 and adopting spontaneous fermentation in 2013, they have become one of northern Italy's most respected natural wine estates. The cooperative model means the wines reflect a genuine community effort rather than a single winemaker's vision.
