The oenological technique used involves the “repass” of Valpolicella wine on the fermented grape marc from the dried grapes used for the production of Amarone and Recioto. Originally it was a quick passage of vintage Valpolicella on the grape marc. Today, however, this contact tends to be prolonged, causing a second slow fermentation and obtaining a wine that is much richer than the original. After months of maturing in large barrels and then in the bottle, a wine with a nice ruby color is discovered, clear and very bright, with ruby-garnet nail of excellent hold. The nose is marked by the memories of sour cherries, dried plums, undergrowth, cloves, precious oak, cinnamon and licorice root. A broad, enveloping and aristocratic olfactory profile. In the mouth, however, it shows a nice concentration, a silky and velvety tannic texture and a very dynamic acidity. The whole, however, perfectly balanced by an important alcoholic heat. Long and clean, its finish makes it perfect for different combinations. Pasta with meat sauces, semi-ripened cheeses and cold cuts.
























