2018 Dal Forno Valpolicella

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$139.99

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Winemaker Notes

Valpolicella offers hints of blueberry, blackberry, cherry and chocolate which emerge gradually as the wine breathes. The potent tannins, which give structure to this product, are in perfect symbiosis with the velvety aromas of sweet spices and jam which envelop the palate and excite the senses.

Wine Spectator 94 Points

Blend: 60% corvina, 10% corvinone, 5 % rondinella, 15 % croatina, 10% oseleta

About Dal Forno Romano

This family winery is located in Val d’Illasi where the Dal Forno have owned prime vineyards for fourth generation. Luigi DalForno was well known for the quality of his wines and his grandson Romano has carried on the traditions since 1983, when he took over the running of the Estate. In 1990 a new winery was built, it uses modern technologies while maintaining the traditions of these famous wines.

The great richness of Dal Forno’s wines is derived from the extremely low yields of this artisan’s 12.5-hectare estate outside the Classico zone. His dense, creamy Valpolicella is among the best of the Veneto, and his ‘Nettare’ is part of the comeback of garganega, the grape behind Soave that we find here formally dressed as a white passito dessert wine.

2018 Dal Forno Valpolicella

$139.99

3 in stock

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Size

Vintage

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Winemaker Notes

Valpolicella offers hints of blueberry, blackberry, cherry and chocolate which emerge gradually as the wine breathes. The potent tannins, which give structure to this product, are in perfect symbiosis with the velvety aromas of sweet spices and jam which envelop the palate and excite the senses.

Wine Spectator 94 Points

Blend: 60% corvina, 10% corvinone, 5 % rondinella, 15 % croatina, 10% oseleta

About Dal Forno Romano

This family winery is located in Val d’Illasi where the Dal Forno have owned prime vineyards for fourth generation. Luigi DalForno was well known for the quality of his wines and his grandson Romano has carried on the traditions since 1983, when he took over the running of the Estate. In 1990 a new winery was built, it uses modern technologies while maintaining the traditions of these famous wines.

The great richness of Dal Forno’s wines is derived from the extremely low yields of this artisan’s 12.5-hectare estate outside the Classico zone. His dense, creamy Valpolicella is among the best of the Veneto, and his ‘Nettare’ is part of the comeback of garganega, the grape behind Soave that we find here formally dressed as a white passito dessert wine.