Independent Reports on Amarone & Valpolicella Wines
This the the blog section, with updates and news about Valpolicella wine region.
Get to the Source. When it comes to Valpolicella wines, it's not easy to get to its roots. Like it or not, you drink wine brands. Now it's time to focus on the origins of Valpolicella wines... because origin makes a great difference, here in Valpolicella.
We review regularly these wines: Valpolicella Classico, Valpolicella Classico Superiore, Valpolicella Ripasso, Amarone della Valpolicella, Amarone della Valpolicella Classico, Recioto della Valpolicella and Recioto della Valpolicella Classico.
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October brings the end of most of the harvests in Italy and - as usual - brings also wine guides.
Here we have the results for Valpolicella wines as stated by two wine guides: the "ViniBuoni d'Italia" and "I Vini d'Italia 2014" (L'Espresso)
Read MoreOctober brings the end of most of the harvests in Italy (here in Valpolicella they are right in the middle of it) and - as usual - brings also wine guides.
Here we have the results for Valpolicella wines (or better to say: only Amarone, with one exception) as stated by "Bibenda 2014" - published by the Italian Association of Sommelier - AIS) - and "I Vini d'Italia 2014" - published by L'Espresso...
Read MoreTerroir Amarone delivers independent reports, tasting notes, wine reviews, wine travel tips, harvest reports, people and wineries in the land of Amarone and Valpolicella wines. Chief Editor Officers are Giampiero Nadali and Elisabetta Tosi, indigenous wine writers and marketers.
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