Three grape varieties, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and a touch of Syrah, produce a rosé with decisive and intense aromas that reflect the characteristics of Bolgheri’s territory. The wine and vineyard take their name from a bandit named Scalabrone who roamed this area in the 18th century. Vineyards thrive on clay-loam based soils, mainly of alluvial origin, with rocky deposits.

Scalabrone is light peony pink in color. Aromas on the nose are intense, pleasant floral and fruity notes of cherries, pomegranates, and roses.

The palate is delightfully fruity and savory with outstanding freshness and persistence.