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Rosso Ca del Merlo is an unusual blend of international and autochthonous blends composed mostly of corvina, corvinone and rondinella, to which is added a 15% of cabernet franc, cabernet sauvignon, sangiovese, nebbiolo and croatina. A spatial blend, an international journey in a suggestive and dynamic sip. The red of Valpolicella is produced with the famous ripasso technique. After the selected harvest, the must macerates for 3-4 days on the skins, where the marcs of the blend undergo a first initial alcoholic fermentation, and then do another on the amarone marcs.

Rosso Ca del Merlo is an unusual blend of international and autochthonous blends composed mostly of corvina, corvinone and rondinella, to which is added a 15% of cabernet franc, cabernet sauvignon, sangiovese, nebbiolo and croatina. A spatial blend, an international journey in a suggestive and dynamic sip. The red of Valpolicella is produced with the famous ripasso technique. After the selected harvest, the must macerates for 3-4 days on the skins, where the marcs of the blend undergo a first initial alcoholic fermentation, and then do another on the amarone marcs.

Rosso Ca del Merlo is an unusual blend of international and autochthonous blends composed mostly of corvina, corvinone and rondinella, to which is added a 15% of cabernet franc, cabernet sauvignon, sangiovese, nebbiolo and croatina. A spatial blend, an international journey in a suggestive and dynamic sip. The red of Valpolicella is produced with the famous ripasso technique. After the selected harvest, the must macerates for 3-4 days on the skins, where the marcs of the blend undergo a first initial alcoholic fermentation, and then do another on the amarone marcs.

Rosso Ca del Merlo is an unusual blend of international and autochthonous blends composed mostly of corvina, corvinone and rondinella, to which is added a 15% of cabernet franc, cabernet sauvignon, sangiovese, nebbiolo and croatina. A spatial blend, an international journey in a suggestive and dynamic sip. The red of Valpolicella is produced with the famous ripasso technique. After the selected harvest, the must macerates for 3-4 days on the skins, where the marcs of the blend undergo a first initial alcoholic fermentation, and then do another on the amarone marcs.