Cava Mont Marcal Extremarium Rose

The story of Cava Mont Marcal Extremarium Rosé is a romantic one. The name Extremarium comes from Latin and means limit or barrier. This barrier translates to the "barrier-like" vineyards that Mont Marcal owns. These vineyards are surrounded by mountains, which form a natural barrier. The climate, in particular, is the grapes' greatest enemy. However, Manuel Sancho already saw potential in this area in 1975 when he founded the Mont Marcal winery in Penedes. In 50 years, Mont Marcal has grown into one of the largest wineries in Penedes.

The vineyards of Mont Marcal

Cava Mont Marcal Extremarium Rosé is made exclusively from Pinot Noir grapes, a grape originally from France. This grape is also essential for Champagne. The grape doesn't like excessive heat, so planting it in Mont Marcal was a risk. However, the vineyards are located in the Penedes region, which is relatively close to the sea. This allows for a gentle nighttime breeze to blow across the vines, which the Pinot Noir loves immensely! After the hand harvest, vinification begins. The Pinot Noir skins are only briefly fermented, giving Cava Mont Marcal Extremarium Rosé a beautiful salmon-pink color.

Impressions of Cava Mont Marcal Extremarium rosé

Fantastic, unforgettable, and the pinnacle of Penedes. The tasting notes of Cava Mont Marcal Extremarium Rosé speak for themselves. All our wine experts agree: this is quality. The aroma alone has us hooked. As soon as you put your nose in the glass, you're captivated by notes of wild berries, raspberries, and blackberries. A fragrant aroma of strawberries, roses, and lilies adds a pleasant contrast. Take a sip of Cava Mont Marcal Extremarium Rosé. The mousse is striking, flowing generously on the palate. Its rich character pairs perfectly with the fresh notes of cherries and watermelon. A perfect accompaniment to a delicious aperitif with friends.