Denomination: |
Ripasso della valpolicella Superior classic D.O.C. |
Soils: |
Of calcareous tufaceous matrix with altitude from 100 to 500 meters above sea level |
Grapes: |
70% corvina and corvinone, 10% rondinella, 10% Molinara, 10% other natives |
Harvest: |
Manual |
Pressing: |
Mid-October in stainless steel barrels - first fermentation |
Ripasso: |
Between mid-January and mid-March - second fermentation |
Aging: |
In oak barrels - third fermentation |
Gradation alcohol: |
14.5% vol. |
Characteristics sensory: |
Ruby red, hints of cherry on the nose morello plum with light notes of spices The entry into the mouth is soft and balanced, enveloping for a finish harmonic. |
Pairings: |
Perfumes and flavors blend together harmoniously on the palate to pair with game and meats red, braised meats and cheeses |
Service: |
In large glasses, it is recommended to open a little before the serve at T 18° |
Denomination: |
Amarone della Valpolicella Classico d.o.c.g. |
Soils: |
Of calcareous tufaceous matrix with altitude from 100 to 500 meters above sea level |
Grapes: |
70% corvina e corvinone, 10% rondinella, 10% molinara, 10% other natives |
Harvest: |
Manual selection in several steps of the better bunches |
Drying: |
The grapes placed in the granaries are dried naturally for 120 days |
Pressing: |
When the sugar content is reached desired |
Vinification: |
Soft pressing and first fermentation in temperature-controlled stainless steel |
Aging: |
In high quality barrels and various essences the second fermentation takes place |
Gradation alcohol: |
16% vol. |
Characteristics sensory: |
Deep and dense ruby red with nuances grenades, hints of raisins underneath on the nose spirit, morello plum cherry, notes long intense with light notes of spices, enhanced by the alcohol content. The en trance into mouth is amazing with a softness a balanced acid boost, with tannins enveloping for a persistent and edgy finish harmonic. |
Pairings: |
Perfumes and flavors blend together harmoniously on the palate to match with game, red meats, braised meats and long-matured cheeses. |
Service: |
In large crystal glasses, we recommend open a little before serving at T 18°, but expresses the best of himself in good company |
Denomination: |
Amarone della Valpolicella Classico Riserva d.o.c.g. |
Soils: |
Of calcareous tufaceous matrix with altitude from 100 to 500 meters above sea level |
Grapes: |
70% corvina and corvinone, 10% rondinella, 10% Molinara, 10% other natives |
Harvest: |
Manual selection in several steps of the better bunches |
Drying: |
The grapes placed in the granaries are dried naturally for 120 days |
Pressing: |
When the sugar content is reached desired |
Vinification: |
Soft pressing and first fermentation in temperature-controlled stainless steel |
Aging: |
In high quality barrels and various essences the second fermentation takes place |
Gradation alcohol: |
16,5% vol. |
Characteristics sensory: |
Deep and dense ruby red with nuances grenades, hints of raisins on the nose in alcohol, cherry, morello plum, long intense notes with light notes of spices, enhanced by the alcohol content. The entry into the mouth is amazing softness with a balanced push acidic, with enveloping tannins for a finish persistent and harmonious. |
Pairings: |
Perfumes and flavors blend together harmoniously on the palate to match with game, red meats, braised meats and long-matured cheeses. |
Service: |
In large crystal glasses, we recommend to open a little before service at T 18° |
Colour: | ruby red, full and dense. |
Olfactory notes: | on the nose, hints of raisins, cherries, morello cherry, plum, jams. Long, intense and enveloping notes of spices and cocoa, with a slight accent of pepper, tobacco and liquorice. All enhanced and concentrated by the high alcohol content |
Tasting notes: | the mouthfeel is majestic. The initial impact is one of velvety softness, immediately balanced by a pleasing acidic impetus. The tannins are balanced and enveloping, the finish persistent and harmonious. Aromas and flavours that blend harmo niously on the palate: broad on the first impression, they then be come soft and enveloping,thanks to the high alcohol content of 16%. |
Type: | dry red wine |
Appellation: | rosso verona igt |
Grapes: | Corvina Veronese 40%, Corvinone 35%, Rondinella 15%, Molinara 5%, other native grapes 5% |
Vineyard: | selection of about 1000 vines planted for over 50 years |
Lands: | facing south, altitude from 100 to 400 metres above sea level calcareous soils |
Harvest: | harvested by hand in wooden boxes from the end of September to mid-October |
Drying: | natural with the aid of fans if necessary from 60 to 90 days |
Pressing: | when the desired sugar level is reached |
Fermentation: | first fermentation in small stainless steel tanks, second fermentation in small oak and cherry wood barrels In the first fermentation, the temperature is controlled automatically, while in the second fermentation, it is carried out naturally |
Aging: | 3 years in wood, 1 year in steel and about 1 year in the bottle |
Total production: | only in the best vintages 600 magnums of 1.5 litres |
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