
Le Carline "Resiliens" Rosso PIWI
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Bold. Sustainable. A red wine built for the future.
“Resiliens” Rosso is more than a bottle of red — it's a movement in a glass. Made from PIWI grape varieties, this wine is part of a new wave of sustainable viticulture. These naturally disease-resistant vines require no chemical sprays, making Resiliens Rosso a bold step toward healthier vineyards and cleaner wines.
Produced with care by Le Carline, pioneers in organic winemaking in northern Italy, this red wine blends Cabernet Cantor and Cabernet Cortis — PIWI grapes that deliver structure, fruit, and depth without compromise.
Resiliens Rosso is a smooth, medium-bodied red with purpose and soul — perfect for those who care about what’s in their glass and where it comes from.
Why we love it:
Resiliens Rosso is smooth, satisfying, and seriously smart. It’s a wine you can feel good about, whether you’re opening it on a rainy Tuesday night or pouring it proudly at your next dinner party.

Italy

Veneto

- Cabernet Cantor
- Cabernet Cortis

Colour
Deep ruby red with purple highlights.
Nose
Juicy red berries, black cherry, wild herbs, and a whisper of peppery spice.
Palate
Smooth and balanced, with soft tannins and a vibrant acidity. Notes of plum, cassis, and dark forest fruit lead into a fresh, persistent finish.

A versatile red that complements both casual and thoughtful meals:
- Charcuterie boards or grilled vegetables
- Tomato-based pasta dishes
- Mushroom risotto or aubergine parmigiana
- Vegan burgers or lentil stew
- Roast chicken or herbed pork loin
Serve slightly below room temperature to let the aromatics shine.

75

13.0

Based in the Lison-Pramaggiore DOC, Le Carline is a benchmark for certified organic and vegan wines in Italy. Their deep respect for the environment drives every choice they make — from the vineyard to the cellar. With the Resiliens range, they’re championing PIWI varieties as the future of sustainable wine.