Valpolicella

Charming and lively garnet red. On the nose, an explosive note of morello cherry jam accompanied by a refreshing note of rhubarb which gives way to intriguing aromatic herbs in the finish. Great thickness and depth where the alcohol finds a unique balance in the lively acidity and in very elegant tannins.

Charming and lively garnet red. On the nose, an explosive note of morello cherry jam accompanied by a refreshing note of rhubarb which gives way to intriguing aromatic herbs in the finish. Great thickness and depth where the alcohol finds a unico.Con balance in the lively acidity and in very elegant tannins. With its characteristic deep and intense garnet red color, the Amarone della Valpolicella Ciliegio belonging to the Armando Gianolli Reserve is one of the best known traditional wines Italian. The taste is full-bodied and persistent, and goes well with the tasting of long-aged cheeses. The scents of fruit jam predominate on the nose, amalgamated with final notes of tobacco.

The Amarone produced by the La Collina dei Ciliegi company has an intense ruby red color with brilliant garnet hues. Complex and sumptuous bouquet on the nose. The initial sweet nuances of cherry and jam are then wrapped in spices and a delicate leather finish. On the palate it is full, enveloping, strong and gentle at the same time, with a long and balanced finish. It fits perfectly with strong stewed and grilled game, braised meats and long-aged cheeses. The aftertaste deriving from the drying of the grapes also marries it with sweet and sour cuisine.

The Amarone Ciliegio produced by the La Collina dei Ciliegi winery is a noble wine, one of the greatest reds of the Italian tradition; comes from the best selected grapes Corvina Veronese, Corvinone and Rondinella in the Verona area. A symbolic wine, with a great structure that envelops the palate in a thick and warm sip. This Amarone della Valpolicella ages in wood for 24 months and then ages in the bottle for 6 months.

Enveloping in the mouth, with a long and pleasant finish, it is to be tried with a slice of delicious chocolate salami, with a spicy zola crouton and even alone, in peace and relaxation.

You don't live on Amarone alone (unfortunately). But even a good Ripasso della Valpolicella DOC, like this Maciòn can give great satisfaction. The Collina dei Ciliegi, modern, well-exposed high-altitude vineyards, produces it from the Corvina Veronese, Corvinone and Rondinella grapes that ripen under the Valpantena sun. After vinification in red, this wine undergoes a second (slow) fermentation, activated by the pomace of Amarone and Recioto. This slow passage gives the wine greater complexity, without reaching the levels of the two noble older brothers. A phase of maturation in oak barrels follows which lasts for about 9 months and, subsequently, refinement in glass for another 6 months. Deep ruby red with good consistency, the nose is fragrant, with clear sensations of fruit jam reminiscent of plums and cherries. In the mouth, then, it has a decisive attack and a decidedly fruity soul. A wine with a good structure, it enjoys a very soft finish. On the table it goes very well with classic roasts and delicious first courses such as a rich baked pasta.

Ruby red wine with aromas of berries and cherries. On the palate it is pleasant and fresh with an average long and pleasant aftertaste. The ideal accompaniment for dishes based on softer meat (steak) or seasoned cured meats. Try serving cooler.

Amarone is the symbolic wine of Valpolicella and represents an exciting challenge for the Pieropan Company. This wine comes from the family's desire to compete with the unique territory of Valpolicella, in Cellore di Illasi. Amarone fulfills the dream of an important, rich and structured wine, but also elegant and fine, a distinctive element of the wines of the Pieropan company.

Amarone is the symbolic wine of Valpolicella and represents an exciting challenge for the Pieropan Company. This wine comes from the family's desire to compete with the unique territory of Valpolicella, in Cellore di Illasi. Amarone fulfills the dream of an important, rich and structured wine, but also elegant and fine, a distinctive element of the wines of the Pieropan company.

Ruberpan Valpolicella Superiore wine was born in 2003 from vineyards located in Cellore di Illasi, on Monte Garzon. The new winery is based in the prestigious Villa Cipolla Pieropan in Tregnago, in the province of Verona. The name of the wine derives from ruber, a Latin term that indicates the ruby red color and from “Pan” which is linked to the family surname.

Ca'de'Rocchi is an internationally defined line of Tinazzi . 100% Venetian wines, however, made to be drunk, and understood, really by everyone. Even by those who approach these products for the first time. Specifically we are talking about a Valpolicella DOP, produced with the classic blend of native Veronese grapes. The base is 80% Corvina, to which is added Rondinella, 15%, and Molinara for the remaining 5%. The vinification is traditional in red, with a maceration of the skins that lasts for over a week and a rigorous temperature control throughout the fermentation phase.

The grapes, the same used for the production of Amarone, are left to dry in the plateaus for a few months and pressed in March when they have reached their maximum sugar concentration.

After the vinification of the Corvina, Molinara and Rondinella grapes and the fermentation in steel containers, the wine is re-fermented on the Amarone marc according to the traditional "ripasso" technique. The subsequent refinement in oak barrels lasts from 12 to 18 months.

Amarone, the flagship product of the Righetti company, is obtained with the ancient method of drying. From October to March, the best bunches of the Corvina, Molinara and Rondinella varieties are left to dry in special rooms, where the right level of humidity and ventilation allow optimal dehydration of the grapes. After the grapes are pressed and fermented, the wine is left to age for three years in oak barrels and barriques. The refinement then continues in the bottle for about 12 months.

In the Middle Ages, the name Veriacus indicated the valley of Negrar. A wine that has a story to tell, starting from the label and the collar it carries. A story that speaks of typicality, of tradition, of the pursuit of excellence.

The Pruviniano Collection by Domìni Veneti was born from the desire to discover and enhance the territories and wines from grapes grown in the Marano valley in Valpolicella Classica. Until 1177 these territories were in fact called Pruviniano.

Recioto della Valpolicella Docg Classico is the symbol of the Valpolicella Classica viticulture based on the particular process of natural drying of the ripest grapes. It is considered the origin of Amarone, and its history is ancient, it can even be traced back to the time of the ancient Romans.