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Talestri Gentilezza Valpolicella Ripasso Superiore - 2020 (750ml)
Talestri Gentilezza Valpolicella Ripasso Superiore - 2020 (750ml)
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The fresh, crisp fruit of Valpolicella Superiore blends with the velvety, spicy energy of Amarone: a sophisticated mix of sensations binding intimately through ageing in wooden barrels. An exciting, sensory experience allowing to grasp the identity of the land.
Ruby red with intriguing purple highlights and light garnet nuances.
Morello cherries in spirit are the highlight of this magnificent experience, along with aromas of liquorice, cloves and cinnamon, hints of roasted coffee beans, refreshing tangy breezes and a rich umami scent.
Well-developed and engaging, with a splendid acidity with a refreshing and invigorating taste of cherries, plums and blackcurrant juice. Tales of ripe fruits with a salty note and palate-tickling hints of black pepper.
This velvety, elegant red was made from a lighter wine resting on the skins of a richer wine for 4 days, prior to pressing and aging for 48 months. The extended aging in large oak softened the tannins to a fine edge. Aromas combine dried red fruits, cherries and cranberries along with a savory cured meat note. Note that this is drier than many Ripasso style wines.
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Corvina produces light to medium body wines with a light crimson coloring. The grapes' naturally high acidity can make the wine somewhat tart with a slight, bitter almond note. The finish is sometimes marked with sour cherry notes.
Located in north east Italy, Veneto is one of Italy’s major wine regions. Pinot Grigio and Gargenega are the two most popular white varieties and account for most of the region's still wine. Meanwhile, Prosecco, made in the hills of Conegliano, is responsible for the country’s most popular sparkling wine. Tucked away in the foothills of the Lessini Moutains north of Verona, Valpolicella and Amarone della Valpolicella are responsible for making some of the country’s most famous fine wine.