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Villabella Amarone Della Valpolicella Classico DOCG 2019

Villabella Amarone Della Valpolicella Classico DOCG 2019
Villabella Amarone Della Valpolicella Classico DOCG 2019
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Villabella Amarone Della Valpolicella Classico DOCG 2019

SKU: VBVA201910 UCAU
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A blend of Corvina, Rodninella and Corvinone

The grapes are pressed after the traditional drying in special rooms

Our Amarone displays typical fruity fragrances of cherries and wild berries preserve

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Villabella Amarone Della Valpolicella Classico DOCG 2019

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Tasting Notes

Villabella Amarone Della Valpolicella Classico DOCG 2019 is a distinguished expression of Italy’s renowned Valpolicella Classico region, crafted with meticulous care and tradition. This premium Amarone is a masterful blend of Corvina, Rondinella, and Corvinone grapes, each contributing to its rich complexity and depth.

The production process honors time-honored techniques, with grapes carefully dried in specialized rooms before pressing. This drying method concentrates the sugars and flavors, resulting in a wine that boasts intense aromas and a full-bodied character. The wine captivates with typical fruity fragrances of ripe cherries and wild berry preserves, delivering a sensory experience that is both elegant and robust.

As a DOCG-certified Amarone, this wine represents the highest quality standards of the Valpolicella region, known for its unique microclimate and soil composition that enhance the grape’s natural qualities. The 2020 vintage benefits from favorable growing conditions, producing grapes with balanced acidity and rich phenolic content, which translate into a harmonious and long-lasting finish.

Ideal for pairing with hearty dishes such as aged cheeses, red meats, and rich pasta sauces, this Amarone offers versatility and sophistication. Its velvety tannins and layered flavors make it a perfect choice for special occasions or to elevate everyday dining.

Experience the tradition and excellence of Villabella with this Amarone Della Valpolicella Classico DOCG 2020, a wine that embodies the passion and heritage of its terroir while delivering an unforgettable tasting journey.

Vinification & Cultivation

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Vineyard Cultivation

Villabella is a family-owned producer in the Valpolicella Classico zone, where traditional appassimento (dried-grape) winemaking defines the region's identity. This 2019 Amarone draws from their vineyard holdings of Corvina, Rondinella, and potentially Molinara—the classic Valpolicella blend. The estate works rolling hillsides with volcanic and limestone-based soils, a terroir that supports the thick-skinned varieties necessary for successful drying. Villabella's grapes are harvested at peak ripeness, then dried on wooden racks throughout autumn and early winter, a process that concentrates sugars and phenolics. The 2019 vintage benefited from warm summer conditions and moderate autumn rainfall, enabling quality drying conditions.

Vinification

Dried grapes were destemmed and fermented with indigenous yeasts, their elevated sugar levels—often reaching 30+ Brix after appassimento—yielding high alcohol (typically 15–16%). Fermentation proceeded in temperature-controlled stainless steel or large wood vessels, lasting several weeks to ensure complete conversion. The wine then aged in large oak casks, allowing the dried-fruit complexity and raisin characters to integrate and mature. Élevage extended typically three to four years, during which tannins softened and secondary flavours developed. Bottling occurred after this maturation, with minor sulphite additions.

About this Wine

Veneto

Veneto in the north east of Italy, is the 8th largest region in Italy in terms of land mass, and over 90,000 hectares are under vine, of which some 35,000 hectares are DOC, making Veneto the largest producer of DOC wines in Italy. Venetian viticulture dates back to the Roman times, but phylloxera and world wars saw large cooperatives come to the region taking over many smaller vineyards.

The region is protected from the harsh European climate by the Alps, in the north of Veneto, though the cool climate there is ideal for producing Garganega, the main variety in the white wine Soave. To the east, along the Adriatic coast the renowned Valpolicella, Amarone and Bardolino DOC reds are produced. Reds are often blended with multiple grapes although straight varietals like Cabernet Franc can be very enjoyable.

The plains of Piave produce vast quantities of wine, rather than necessarily producing the highest quality wines and up in the Conegliano hills to the north is home to the Prosecco variety, which is growing in popularity, seen as a bargain alternative to Champagne.

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