Pasqua11MinutesRosé

“Odi et amo” wrote the Roman poet Catullus, tormented by the paradox of loving and hating at once. This poem graces the label, but with 11 Minutes Rosé, there’s no such conflict. This is a wine you will simply, completely love.

Named for the exact 11 minutes of pressing that transforms pale grape juice into its signature salmon pink, this Italian rosé from the sun-drenched shores of Lake Garda is precision winemaking at its most seductive. Famiglia Pasqua, one of northern Italy’s most celebrated producers, blends four distinct grape varieties to build something genuinely special: Corvina for floral lift and fresh acidity, Trebbiano di Lugana for elegance and length, Syrah for ripe fruit and spice, and Carménère for structure and staying power.

The result is a rosé that punches well above its price point, earning a loyal following for good reason. Pale, luminous, and endlessly fresh, it’s equally at home as an aperitivo or alongside seafood, light pasta, and summer salads.

If you’ve been searching for your new favourite rosé, the search ends here.

Catullus 85

ODI et amo. quare id faciam, fortasse requiris.

nescio, sed fieri sentio et excrucior.

I HATE and love. Why I do so, perhaps you ask.

I know not, but I feel it, and I am in torment.