Amarone della Valpolicella Corpo di Canoso is made from the following grapes: Corvinone 40%, Corvina 40%, Molinara 20%. Once harvest is over, the grapes are left to dry on racks for about 4 months. This entire operation and the long aging period  in Slavonian oak barrels, before refining in the bottle for at least 1 year, allows the wine to develop its full potential of aromas and flavours, showing its complexity and nobility. Thanks to the long ageing in the cellar, it  achieves an excellent balance of taste and smell that will enhance in the coming years.

Romano Dal Forno's Amarone Monte Lodoletta is made from the grapes traditionally grown in this wonderful hilly area: Corvina, Rondinella and Molinara. The harvest is carried out with a selection in the vineyard of perfectly ripe and healthy bunches. The grapes are placed in the drying room to dry for about 4 months, so that they lose water and concentrate the aromas and sugars. The wine matures for at least 60 months in barriques before being bottled. It has a dark ruby red colour; on the nose it expresses elegance, with aromas of ripe red fruit, cherry, plum, liquorice root, soft spices, notes of bitter cocoa and chocolate. The sip is warm and enveloping, with dense, persistent aromas and smooth tannins. The finish is long and harmonious, a real fairytale!

Romano Dal Forno's Valpolicella Superiore Monte Lodoletta is one of those labels that has the merit of being able to tell the history and traditions of a territory in a glass. It is a genuine wine of extraordinary typicality, elegance and pleasantness. At the end of the harvest, the grapes are vinified in red with maceration on the skins. Before bottling, the wine matures for 36 months in new barriques. In the glass it has an intense ruby red colour. The olfactory profile opens with aromas of cherry and ripe red fruit, notes of dried fruit, hints of noble wood and spices. On the palate it has a good structure, with a harmonious sip, fine tannins and a balanced finish, with a long finish on fruity tones. A true legend!

Far from the frenetic logic of the market, this Amarone della Valpolicella Classico Giuseppe Quintarelli is a true piece of Amarone history. Seven years of refinement in wood, careful selection of the best grapes, a range of scents that is intoxicating in terms of quantity and definition: it is truly difficult to find a more exciting and noble Amarone than this. Elegance and power come together in the glass and open up in all their majesty as you enter the mouth. From the very first sip, Quintarelli's Amarone Classico is a distillation of the purest emotions, emotions that only truly great wines can arouse in the soul. A wine that has become a legend. A legend that has become a symbol of Made in Italy. But above all, a truly monumental wine....unforgettable

Amarone della Valpolicella Riserva Hatteso Garbole. Three-month drying of the grapes, in wood for 72 months and develops in the bottle for at least a year. Powerful, structured, strong and smooth, it develops great balance between these elements. Colour and depth awaken an echo in our body. Light enhances the form, gives luminosity and reflections that involve the observer. Concentration and purity of matter for nuances with infinite meanings. Balance between strength, power, structure and softness that fluidly amalgamate to indulge in pleasure and sensory complexity.

Synthesis and fusion of opposites that attract each other in the search for harmony of form and expression. Evolutionary capacity and resilience to the passage of time. 

Heletto 2013 Garbole is a red wine produced in Valpolicella from Corvina, Corvinone and Rondinella grapes, which are dried in a drying room for about 30 days and then vinified with long macerations. Refinement takes place in large oak barrels and lasts at least 60 months. An intense and structured wine, rich in scents of red fruits and spices and with a warm and soft taste, with a silky and enveloping tannin, it will make you dream!