The Sottimano family is famous for serious, age-worthy Barbarescos, but winemaker Andrea Sottimano loves to experiment, championing a tiny, 40-year-old plot of Brachetto—a grape traditionally reserved for sweet dessert wines. Instead, he vinifies the Maté Rosso completely dry, creating an absolute knockout of a light red bursting with wild strawberries, rose petals, and crunchy acidity. Pure, refreshing, and built for a light chill, it's the ultimate casual bottle to pair with cheese and prosciutto.