CA' DEI FRATI PIETRO DAL CERO AMARONE DELLA VALPOLICELLA
588.50 RON
Volume: 750 ml A.B.V: 17% Origin: Italy Colour: Red Type: Dry
Features
The Ca’ dei Frati company has been renowned since 1782, as confirmed by a document that refers to "a house with a cellar located in Lugana in the Sermion district known as the place of the Friars”. In 1939, Felice Dal Cero, son of Domenico, formerly a wine grower in Montecchia di Crosara near Verona, moved to that very house in Lugana di Sirmione, immediately realising the area’s potential for vine cultivation. After thirty years working in the vineyard and the cellar, his son
Pietro took part in the creation of the DOC in 1969, bottling his first wine with the label Lugana Casa dei Frati, later named Ca’ dei Frati.
The grapes of every vineyard are vinified separately in order to gain a clearer vision of the expressions of "terroir". The processes take place with the utmost respect for the raw material through an innovative technique refined over the years that enables to obtain full-bodied wines with great longevity.
Amarone della Valpolicella is a rich, dry Italian red wine from the Veneto region. It is produced primarily from the Corvina grape. Amarone is characterized by ripe, bold flavors.
Directly after harvest, the grapes are air dried through a process called “appassimento”, which allows them to shrivel into raisins.
Even average Amarones can be aged for 10-15 years.
Volume: 750 ml
A.B.V: 17%
Origin: Italy
Colour: Red
Type: Dry
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