The color of the 2014 Etna Rosato made for some interesting conversation between myself and the Cambria family. Of Etna's rosés, this wine shows a slightly pinker hue with dark raspberry intensity. Most of the other rosé wines on the volcano opt for what Italians call a buccia di cipolla ("onion skin") pink that is lighter and golden in hue. But this Cottanera Rosato looks absolutely smashing against the cool gray slate color of the front label. Hats off to the design team. This is a easy-drinking wine with wild berry aromas, ripe strawberry and white almond. You can feel the fruit ripeness.