Tommasi
Amarone della Valpolicella Classico Corvina Blend
Valpolicella, Verona, Veneto, Italy
Dry finish for an Amarone, in that being similar to Bertani '06, but not as 'rocky' and masculine. Soft, semi-ripe dark purple prunes, yet approachable and enjoyable.
Dry finish for an Amarone, in that being similar to Bertani '06, but not as 'rocky' and masculine. Soft, semi-ripe dark purple prunes, yet approachable and enjoyable.
May 13th, 2016
Deep blood red, well-balanced for a benchmark modern style, fleshy, soft, suave, dark red cherry #SimplyGreatItalianWines #Vino2017 #Miami #Amarone
Deep blood red, well-balanced for a benchmark modern style, fleshy, soft, suave, dark red cherry #SimplyGreatItalianWines #Vino2017 #Miami #Amarone
Feb 9th, 2017
Rich ripe dark cherry and plum (and of course the usual date/raisin notes - this *is* Amarone after all). Tommasi is all about smooth textures and aromatics, but the underlying structure has yet to completely evolve to where this is an outstanding wine. Quite excellent, but I should know better than to drink an Amarone with less than 10-15 years of bottle age. Still highly recommendable. With pork chop this was the bomb!
Rich ripe dark cherry and plum (and of course the usual date/raisin notes - this *is* Amarone after all). Tommasi is all about smooth textures and aromatics, but the underlying structure has yet to completely evolve to where this is an outstanding wine. Quite excellent, but I should know better than to drink an Amarone with less than 10-15 years of bottle age. Still highly recommendable. With pork chop this was the bomb!
Mar 12th, 2017







