Romano Dal Forno
Amarone della Valpolicella Corvina Blend
Valpolicella, Verona, Veneto, Italy
Very outstanding trio, bit of a shame to drink them together. 2011 amarone, 2017 la turque, 2020 cepparello
Very outstanding trio, bit of a shame to drink them together. 2011 amarone, 2017 la turque, 2020 cepparello
Nov 1st, 2024
This wine was deeply hued, and concentrated, leaving staining on the glass.
On the nose it offered dried black cherry, blackberry preserves, creme de cassis, blackcurrant, plum, prune, fig notes next to black licorice, violet, cedar, vanilla, and leather notes.
It epitomized a full body style, with high alcohol (16.49), a fulsome mouthfeel, and robust intensity of aromas and flavors; tannins were fine-grained, ripe, silky and well-integrated. The finish was long.
60% Corvina, 20% Rondinella, 10% Oseleta, and 10% Croatina.
This wine was deeply hued, and concentrated, leaving staining on the glass.
On the nose it offered dried black cherry, blackberry preserves, creme de cassis, blackcurrant, plum, prune, fig notes next to black licorice, violet, cedar, vanilla, and leather notes.
It epitomized a full body style, with high alcohol (16.49), a fulsome mouthfeel, and robust intensity of aromas and flavors; tannins were fine-grained, ripe, silky and well-integrated. The finish was long.
60% Corvina, 20% Rondinella, 10% Oseleta, and 10% Croatina.
Wow deliciously rich and sweet / savory. At alinea
Wow deliciously rich and sweet / savory. At alinea
Jan 13th, 2022