Calicantus Sollazzo Frizzante Rosato


 
 

The quality of the grapes shines through as no sulphur or sugar is added during the winemaking process. Bone dry, tart and refreshing, with flavours of cranberry, raspberry and citrus make this an amazing summertime aperitif. It is also an excellent partner for food. We absolutely love this wine for its Champagne-like taste. This is due to the similarities in the winemaking process to its French cousin.

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Click below for our perfectly paired recipe, playlist and tips to get the most out of this delicious bottle of wine. Cheers! x

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Stats

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Colour > Sparkling

Producer > Villa Calicantus 

Country > Italy

Region > Bardolino

Vintage > 2019

Grapes > Corvina

Farming > Natural

ABV > 12%

Size > 750ml

Serve

Our top tips to get the most out of this bottle


 

🌡️ > Serve well chilled – in the fridge for at least an hour

🍷 > No need to decant

😋 > Flavours of raspberry, redcurrant, bread

🍕 > Try with Thai

🥳 > Perfect sunny picnic wine but also wows at a dinner party

📅 > Best enjoyed now

Eat

Try the recipe we created to pair perfectly with this wine


Thai Red & Green Curry

Our Thai red and green chicken curry recipe is creamy with floral notes, fiery red chilli and crunchy with vegetables – it is bursting at the seams with fresh flavour. Made like a red curry but looks like a green, hence we couldn’t agree on the name. Hope you enjoy our Thai red and green curry!


Pescatarian alternative: any white fish works beautifully and will flake away in the sauce. Otherwise prawns will be delicious!


Vegetarian/Vegan alternative: Tofu, sweet potato or butternut squash will provide the perfect texture (Swap the shrimp paste with miso paste and fish sauce for soy sauce and you have a completely vegan dish) 

 

Ingredients

For 2 people 

2 chicken thighs

1 tin of coconut milk

5 kaffir lime leaves

1 tsp fish sauce

1 handful of fresh coriander

Fried onions 

Basmati Rice

1 chicken stock cube

1 tbsp palm sugar

Fresh veggies of your choice (we chose green beans and flat, Tuscan kale)

2 tbsp vegetable oil

For the paste

Juice of ½  lemon

Juice and zest of 1 lime

1 big red fresh chilli

2 big dried red chillies 

1 shallot

5 cloves of garlic (crushed)

1 thumb sized piece of ginger (sliced)

2 lemongrass stalks (sliced)

1 tbsp coriander seeds

1 tbsp cumin seeds

1 ½ teaspoon of shrimp paste

Pinch of salt

Method

Start by preparing your red thai chilli paste. Gently fry the cumin and coriander seeds in a pan over a gentle heat until you can start to smell fragrant spices. Then grind into a powder (using a spice grinder or pestle and mortar). Meanwhile add chillies, garlic, salt, lemongrass, lemon juice, lime zest & juice, sliced shallot, ginger, coriander & cumin seeds to your food processor or pestle and mortar and combine to a paste (Our tip is to food process to combine first then follow by pestle and mortar to pound every bit of flavour out) Now add your shrimp paste to the mixture and stir. Your curry paste is ready!

Remove the skin and bones from your chicken thighs and slice into chunks. Heat your oil in a hot wok and add half of your curry paste (the rest can be put into a jar and kept in the fridge until next time). Once the paste starts to separate from the oil and smell fragrant add your chicken and colour on the outside (but don’t cook through) .

Now add your palm sugar, coconut milk, fish sauce, lime leaves and stock cube. Let simmer for 15 before adding your veggies and cooking for another 3-4 minutes.

Meanwhile cook your rice.

Serve in big bowls; top the rice with fried onions and finish the curry with fresh coriander and a squeeze of lime!

Listen

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Watch

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