Tommasi
Ripasso Valpolicella Corvina Blend
Valpolicella, Verona, Veneto, Italy
Corvina Blend
Tomato-Based, Asian Cuisine, Mushrooms, Pork, Fish, Salads & Greens
Top Notes For
Continuing exploration of the Veneto. Sweet impression but not sweet, more sour cherries than amarone but def. nice
Continuing exploration of the Veneto. Sweet impression but not sweet, more sour cherries than amarone but def. nice
1 person found it helpfulOct 21st, 2014Good and fruity, best when first opened (as with all reds). Goes sour after a few days.
Good and fruity, best when first opened (as with all reds). Goes sour after a few days.
Aug 5th, 2021Tasteful like a thousand knives on your tongue, heavy badboy
Tasteful like a thousand knives on your tongue, heavy badboy
Mar 3rd, 2018Without food, it has an acidic bite. Much smoother with food, very enjoyable. Good body to it. Very rich fruit flavour
Without food, it has an acidic bite. Much smoother with food, very enjoyable. Good body to it. Very rich fruit flavour
Dec 20th, 2017A good deep red but not my favorite of the higher end valpolicellas
A good deep red but not my favorite of the higher end valpolicellas
Oct 7th, 2017well balanced and elegant, lots of fruitiness, dried berries, balsamic, pepper. in the mout more elegant than blockbuster. this would be an absolute lovely everyday wine for dinners
well balanced and elegant, lots of fruitiness, dried berries, balsamic, pepper. in the mout more elegant than blockbuster. this would be an absolute lovely everyday wine for dinners
Jul 7th, 2017This is a smooth and elegant wine. From the smell to the taste - it is a great wine. Will buy it again.
This is a smooth and elegant wine. From the smell to the taste - it is a great wine. Will buy it again.
Jan 21st, 2017