La Giaretta Valpolicella Volpare 2018
Type | Red |
Grapes | Corvina, Molinara, Rondinella |
Country/Region | Italy, Veneto |
Food pairing | Popular dishes, Pizza |
Vintage | 2018 |
Alcohol | 12.5% |
Product number: 275479
£99.00
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Valpolicella is the basic level of wine from the region and one of the most
difficult to find a quality example on the market as most producers put all
their efforts in their Amarone and the worst grapes end up in the Valpolicella.
Luckily this winery believes in making quality Valpolicella and it really shows
in the end product. “Volpare” in Italian is the area where foxes go to hide.
Look no further than this for the ultimate in crunchy red fruits and supple
Summer berries!
"A top example of the lighter styled Valpolicella. Really lively floral and
cherry nose. On the palate it is wonderfully light and velvety, with bright
fruit and great acidity. (The secret to this is that they use small percentage
of Passito (dried) grapes, just under 10%, for concentration that makes it a cut
above). Simply the best wine with a proper pizza, and as a change from Pinot
Noir try this with white meats too." Tom Harrow
difficult to find a quality example on the market as most producers put all
their efforts in their Amarone and the worst grapes end up in the Valpolicella.
Luckily this winery believes in making quality Valpolicella and it really shows
in the end product. “Volpare” in Italian is the area where foxes go to hide.
Look no further than this for the ultimate in crunchy red fruits and supple
Summer berries!
"A top example of the lighter styled Valpolicella. Really lively floral and
cherry nose. On the palate it is wonderfully light and velvety, with bright
fruit and great acidity. (The secret to this is that they use small percentage
of Passito (dried) grapes, just under 10%, for concentration that makes it a cut
above). Simply the best wine with a proper pizza, and as a change from Pinot
Noir try this with white meats too." Tom Harrow