Dal Forno Romano - Amarone Della Valpolicella 2013 75cl
Dal Forno Romano Valpolicella Superiore
Winery: Dal Forno Romano
Grape : 60% Corvina, 20% Rondinella, 10% Oseleta, 10% Croatina
Region : Northern Italy, Veneto, Valpolicella, Italy
Alcohol Content: 16.5%
Food Pairing:
Description:
The unique complexity of this wine is such that merely describing it as a “meditation wine” falls well short of the mark. Its scent is a masterpiece, its taste a work of art. Vanilla. Sour black cherries. Blueberries. Chocolate. Truffle, tobacco and leather. Amarone is a delight in its own right. However, it will be a classy complement to any game meat dish.
The best bunches from vines older than ten years, are set aside for drying and producing Amarone. Strength, energy and elegance. A combination that symbolizes the Dal Forno Romano Philosophy. The unique complexity of this wine is such that merely describing it as a “meditation wine” falls well short of the mark. Its scent is a masterpiece, its taste a work of art. Vanilla. Sour black cherries. Blueberries. Chocolate. Truffle, tobacco and leather. Amarone is a delight in its own right. However, it will be a classy complement to any game meat dish.
Description
Dal Forno Romano Valpolicella Superiore
Winery: Dal Forno Romano
Grape : 60% Corvina, 20% Rondinella, 10% Oseleta, 10% Croatina
Region : Northern Italy, Veneto, Valpolicella, Italy
Alcohol Content: 16.5%
Food Pairing:
Description:
The unique complexity of this wine is such that merely describing it as a “meditation wine” falls well short of the mark. Its scent is a masterpiece, its taste a work of art. Vanilla. Sour black cherries. Blueberries. Chocolate. Truffle, tobacco and leather. Amarone is a delight in its own right. However, it will be a classy complement to any game meat dish.
The best bunches from vines older than ten years, are set aside for drying and producing Amarone. Strength, energy and elegance. A combination that symbolizes the Dal Forno Romano Philosophy. The unique complexity of this wine is such that merely describing it as a “meditation wine” falls well short of the mark. Its scent is a masterpiece, its taste a work of art. Vanilla. Sour black cherries. Blueberries. Chocolate. Truffle, tobacco and leather. Amarone is a delight in its own right. However, it will be a classy complement to any game meat dish.
