2019 Pra Valpolicella

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$37.99

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Tasting Notes

A traditional blend of corvina, corvinone, rondinella, certified organic, glacial volcanic soil, 20 hectoliter barrel maturation for 3-6 months. This for all intents and purposes, a 100% natural wine, but you’d never know it. It’s ridiculously good: jamming with dark berries, black pepper, but light and juicy on the palate with so much freshness.

About Pra

Graziano Prà has been part of the company since the early 80s but it was his father and grandfather who sealed his fate as winemaker.

Regions such as Monte Grande and Monte Bisson in Soave and Morandina in Valpolicella have risen to international fame thanks to him; small esteemed Crus located in strong viticulture areas.

The principles that have shaped his story are quintessence and respect for the land. Purity is a key word to describe Graziano wines. He is still in charge of winemaking decisions and, in the wine cellar, he prefers the exaltation of the fruit. Research and innovation are inspired by the enhancement of the high quality of grapes coming from the field. From the beginning, his production choice to only use local vine varieties reflects Graziano’s strong belief in the potential quality of local grapes and for the enhancement of the territory.

2019 Pra Valpolicella

$37.99

Out of stock

Country

Size

Vintage

Categories: ,

Tasting Notes

A traditional blend of corvina, corvinone, rondinella, certified organic, glacial volcanic soil, 20 hectoliter barrel maturation for 3-6 months. This for all intents and purposes, a 100% natural wine, but you’d never know it. It’s ridiculously good: jamming with dark berries, black pepper, but light and juicy on the palate with so much freshness.

About Pra

Graziano Prà has been part of the company since the early 80s but it was his father and grandfather who sealed his fate as winemaker.

Regions such as Monte Grande and Monte Bisson in Soave and Morandina in Valpolicella have risen to international fame thanks to him; small esteemed Crus located in strong viticulture areas.

The principles that have shaped his story are quintessence and respect for the land. Purity is a key word to describe Graziano wines. He is still in charge of winemaking decisions and, in the wine cellar, he prefers the exaltation of the fruit. Research and innovation are inspired by the enhancement of the high quality of grapes coming from the field. From the beginning, his production choice to only use local vine varieties reflects Graziano’s strong belief in the potential quality of local grapes and for the enhancement of the territory.