Monte del Frà (meaning 'land of the monks') gets its name from the late 15th century, when a group of Friars formed a monastery on the land. Some hundred years later, the friars leased 25 hectares for the cultivation of vineyards and fruit trees. You can, in fact, still see this document today in the Vienna's historic library.

Fast forward several centuries, and Monte del Frà is now in the very capable hands of the Bonomo family. For over six decades the family have farmed this land, now resting firmly with the third generation; Marica, Silvia and Massimo Bonuomo. In tandem with their growing connection to the land, the family has worked increasingly towards sustainable agriculture.

Translucent, pale pink in colour, the Bardolino Chiaretto Rosé is elegant with floral, fruity, herbaceous, aromas such as red currant, nectarine, lychee and a gentle touch of white pepper. Delicate flavours influence the aromas, resulting in a long, lingering finish.