Valpolicella
Like the dry white Soave, the heavy red wine Valpolicella is a region and style rather than variety. Corvina is the primary grape, making big, syrupy, alcoholic wine. Amarone is the top of the classification, using dried out grapes to concentrate the sugars, while appassimento is a method of re-using the Amarone material in a secondary wine.
Allegrini Palazzo della Torre` IGT 2021
Valpolicella is the rich, almost syrupy style of red wine made from Corvina from Veneto, a full bodied wine.
€23,00
Allegrini Valpolicella
€23,00
Allegrini Valpolicella
Valpolicella is the rich, almost syrupy style of red wine made from Corvina from Veneto, a full bodied wine.
€23,00
Ca'Della Scala 'Mezzopiano' Ripasso 2021
Exciting new approach to Valpol, all of the rustic charm, loads of heft, but also with freshness and elegance - gorgeous.
€29,00
Ca'Della Scala 'Panissimo' Amarone 2020
Amarone can often be a bit clumsy, a bit alcoholic, a bit bitter and just generally a bit extra, not in a good way. This is different, power with style.
€57,00
Novacento 23 Appassimento 2017
Appassimento is like a Baby Ararone in that they will secondarily use the material they've already made the Amarone with, namely dried grapes.
€22,00
Novacento 23 Appassimento 2017 MAGNUM 1500ML
Appassimento is like a Baby Ararone in that they will secondarily use the material they've already made the Amarone with, namely dried grapes. OUT OF MAGNUM 1500ML!
€45,00
Novacorte Amarone 2018
€51,00
Novacorte Amarone 2018
Amarone is a style of wine from the area of Valpolicella. It is traditionally a huge, muscular wine made from dried out, concentrated grapes.
€51,00
Torre del Falasco Valpol. Sup. Ripasso 2018
€24,00
€20,00
Torre del Falasco Valpol. Sup. Ripasso 2018
We love Valpol in Ireland, this is a good 'un with a bag of age on it.
€24,00
€20,00