Amarone della Valpolicella Classico is a still red wine with an impenetrable ruby color and is classified DOCG. The vines are located in the geographical area of Valpolicella, on the hills of Negrar. Rich in flavors, sensual and opulent, it is a reference point for the other types of Amarone.
Made entirely from Sangiovese vineyards in Castelbuono dell'Abate, the Brunello di Montalcino from the Tassi winery is a still red, aged 36 months in medium-sized wooden barrels.
The 2016 vintage is universally recognized as exceptional, thanks to the climate. The result is a pronounced and slender wine, which is essential by touching the right spheres of blood orange, parched sage, dehydrated cherries and dehydrated chamomile. The spicy secondary profile is reminiscent of turmeric and white pepper.
It goes perfectly with meat, game and cheese dishes.
Vintage: 2018
For great lovers of fine wines, a more unique than rare piece: the Amarone della Valpolicella Classico Tre Terre.
Quintarelli's Tre Terre is the latest masterpiece of the Quintarelli family, it differs from all the other Amarones due to even more pronounced tannins, a more accentuated spiciness and a spicy acidity.
It is a bottle for the most important occasions, which can also excellently accompany dishes with strong flavours.
Vintage: 2013
Combination between Tuscan grape and Sicilian lands. Sangiovese sapling vines at the foot of Etna: a volcanic terroir that re-elaborates its personality and gives this wine a unique intensity and balance. Particular and very pleasant on the palate.
Cellar: Tenuta Benedetta
Vintage: 2016.
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