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#Amarone Producers New Hampshire Vineyards

Publié le 30 Janvier 2020 par philippe Josse

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Amarone Wine Producers New Hampshire Vineyards

Amarone Grape Varietals

Amarone della Valpolicella, usually known as Amarone

is an Italian DOCG denomination of typically rich dry red wine made from Corvinone, Rondinella.

Valpolicella is in the province of Verona, within the large Veneto region near lack de Garde

In Italian, the name Amarone literally means "the Great Bitter”

Since 2003 Amarone production regulations allow wine makers to use only Corvina and Rondinella although the traditional blend included also Molinara, but today it is still possible to use Molinara

Typical grapes used in Valpolicella wines include Negrara, Oseleta, Croatina, ecc. Each grape adds something to the unique taste of an Amarone.

But the most important grape in the blend of all Valpolicella wines and Amarone is Corvina which is also used 100% pure in few single grape varietal wines…

Amarone Wintner's Cellar of Bedford

410 South River Road Suite 7 Bedford 0016036269464 New Hampshire

www.vintnerscellarnh.com

wine@vintnerscellarnh.com

Phone 0016036279463 Fax 0016036269464

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#Amarone Wine Producers Maine Vineyards

Publié le 30 Septembre 2019 par philippe Josse

Catégories : #Amarone Wine Producers, #Maine Vineyards, #Cuisine, #Wine, #Restaurant, #Hôtellerie Restauration, #Wine Bar, #Piano Bar, #Web

Amarone Wine Producers Maine Vineyards

Amarone

Amarone Della Valpolicella, known as Amarone, is a typical Italian dry blend red wine from the province of Verona in the greater Veneto region near Venice.

Since 2003, the production regulations of Amarone have allowed winemakers to use only Corvina and Rondinella, the traditional blend also including Molinara.

Each grape adding something to the unique taste of an Amarone. According to the winemaker, 60% to 80% of the grape mixture for Amarone is composed of Corvina.

The name Amarone literally means "the great bitter. . .

Amarone Vintner's Cellar Winery

1037 Forest Avenue Portland ME 04103 Maine

www.vintnerscellarpdx.com

Phone 001 2078781119