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Classico Amarone della Valpolicella Corvina Blend
Valpolicella, Verona, Veneto, Italy
Deep ruby coloration with a hint of brown. Can see through the wine around the rim a bit. On the nose, cherry liquor, spice. On the palate, light, no typical velvety coated mouthfeel you see with the best amarones. After 3 hours of decanting, Sour cherry, vanilla, and tobacco. After another hour of decanting, tastes of raisin and plum and oak become more prominent and there is a longer finish of vanilla and plum.
Deep ruby coloration with a hint of brown. Can see through the wine around the rim a bit. On the nose, cherry liquor, spice. On the palate, light, no typical velvety coated mouthfeel you see with the best amarones. After 3 hours of decanting, Sour cherry, vanilla, and tobacco. After another hour of decanting, tastes of raisin and plum and oak become more prominent and there is a longer finish of vanilla and plum.
1 person found it helpfulFeb 17th, 2020
Opens strong with a heavy dark fruit, earthy nose, but quickly brightens. A good Amarone, but I think a bit high at $40.
Opens strong with a heavy dark fruit, earthy nose, but quickly brightens. A good Amarone, but I think a bit high at $40.
Feb 6th, 2021
Youthful. Higher quality Amarone’s out there. Still well made.
Youthful. Higher quality Amarone’s out there. Still well made.
Sep 18th, 2019
