Amarone is one of the biggest, most intense wines made in Europe, commonly coming in at 15% abv and often reaching 16% and beyond. It comes from Italy’s Valpolicella region, situated between …

Step back in time with the rich legacy of Ca' Storica Amarone della Valpolicella DOCG. This exquisite wine takes you on a journey through centuries of tradition and craftsmanship, offering a taste experience that is both timeless and unforgettable. . Indulge in the soft, well-balanced tannins and let the bold notes of ripe dark cherries and subtle spices dance on your palate. With each sip, you'll discover layers of complexity that unfold gracefully, revealing hints of cocoa, leather, and…

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Amarone

Deep garnet, velvety red in color. Aromas of wild-cherry jam, spice, and hints of cedar. On the palate, the wine is rich and dry, with black-cherry flavors. Round and long on the finish with cacao and spice notes. Technical DetailsAppellation: textinputWinemaker: Christian ScrinziSoil: M

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Raffaele Boscaini of the Masi winery discusses Amarone, the most appreciated Venetian red wine in the world.

Any lovers of Amarone out there? Despite being one of Italy’s most symbolic wines it is little understood and often much under-appreciated. A recent tasting of the best the region has to offer certainly opened my mind. Amarone is a style of red wine produced in the Valpolicello area of the Veneto in northeastern Italy. Think Verona and Romeo & Juliet and you are there!

Tasting Italy with Us on Instagram: “Most of the Italian typical Easter dishes are rich and pair well with a glass of very good red wine like Amarone della Valpolicella. It is…”