Dal Forno Romano Amarone della Valpolicella DOC 2015
308000 ₸
/ pcs.Deep ruby-violet.
Multi-faceted and generous, woven from notes of black and red currants, pepper, cedar, and earth.
Soft, rounded, with notes of dried raspberry, red currant, earth, and pepper, with supple tannins and a long, seductive finish.
The wine pairs well with spicy dishes, can be served with grilled meats, game dishes, and also with spicy cheeses.
Specifications
- Country: Italy
- Region: Veneto, Amarone della Valpolicella Classico
- Manufacturer: Dal Forno Romano
- Grape variety: Corvina: 60%, Rondinella: 20%, Oseleta: 10%, Croatina: 10%
- Wine: Red, dry
- Alc: 16.5%
- Serving temperature: 16-18 °C
- Type of drink: Wine
Interesting facts
Dal Forno is referred to as the "king of Amarone" and an Italian wine "monster." Its wines are valued worldwide for their concentration and complexity; they are bold, with a strong expression of personality. "These are wines that take you to a new level of wine perception," — Robert Parker. Connoisseurs believe that anyone who has rewarded themselves with a bottle of Amarone della Valpolicella from Dal Forno has become its hostage for life. This stunning wine from a legendary producer is made from grapes harvested from vines with extremely low yields. This factor is very significant for creating a concentrated, deep wine. Another important factor is the aging period of the wine before it is released for sale. The unique Amarone from Dal Forno "comes to light" after many years. Romano Dal Forno proudly states that his wine is proof that Amarone from the small area of Valpolicella can compete with the best red wines of Italy from Montalcino and Barolo. The production volume of Amarone from Dal Forno is only 9,000 bottles per year. Undoubtedly, the wine will require years and even a decade of additional aging to reveal its multi-layered complexity. The aging potential of the wine is on average 25 years.
About the Manufacturer
The story of the legend of Italian winemaking — Romano Dal Forno began in 1983 when his wine first hit the market. The winemaker took another 7 years to decide on a complete overhaul of production, and in 1990 he did so, investing nearly 1.5 billion lira in the project. Dal Forno wines are a perfect example of how, using modern enology methods, one can remain true to the winemaking traditions of the past. For Romano Dal Forno, there are no small details in wine production. Each stage is carefully calibrated and controlled by him personally. "Romano Dal Forno is a local legend. Many of us take breaks, play golf at noon, but not Dal Forno. He works every day. He not only knows every vine in his vineyard — he knows every bunch! A true genius!" — say his colleagues in the industry.
