Veneto Red Blend

Fresh, lively, and beautifully balanced, this classic red from one of Veneto’s top producers bursts with bright cherry, wild berry, and a hint of spice. Smooth tannins and a juicy finish make it... read more...

A nice cold-weather red to cozy up with, this ripasso has a full body, silky tannins and a rich, complex bouquet with notes of dark plums and ripe berries. Enjoy with your favorite ragu, roast and gri... read more...

Il Lussurioso gets its name from the long lasting, luxurious, finish it has on the palate. This Amarone is made from 100% estate fruit, which comes from Buglioni's Vignieto San Pietro in Valpolice... read more...

Dark ruby red color. Intense and elegant aromas of ripe fruit, raisins, black cherries and plums in alcohol; spicy scents of cocoa, vanilla and tobacco. Sweet and warm aroma, velvety and round.

This is a structured and solid Amarone, with dried fruits, sultanas, figs and iron. It’s full-bodied, yet compacted and tannic with a long and persistent finish. One for the cellar, but already ... read more...

Amarone differs from Valpolicella for two simple reasons. The first concerns the duration of the drying process, which in the case of Amarone can be prolonged to three months instead of one and a half... read more...

Amarone differs from Valpolicella for two simple reasons. The first concerns the duration of the drying process, which in the case of Amarone can be prolonged to three months instead of one and a half... read more...

Amarone differs from Valpolicella for two simple reasons. The first concerns the duration of the drying process, which in the case of Amarone can be prolonged to three months instead of one and a half... read more...

The Dal Forno family has been making wine since 1983. Located in Val D’Illasi, the estate consists of 65 acres of vines planted to traditional indigenous varieties of Corvina, Corvinone, Rondine... read more...

Spring began with 20 days of sub-normal temperaures, followed by soaring temperatures at the end of April. Heavy rains were common in the mountain and hillsides plantings. The beginning of summer was ... read more...