About Valpolicella Wines
Valpolicella comes from the hills north of Verona, built mainly on Corvina along with Rondinella and Molinara. The style runs from bright, cherry-driven everyday reds to the concentrated Amarone made from dried grapes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Valpolicella and Amarone?
Amarone uses grapes dried for months before fermentation, which builds richness and alcohol. Classic Valpolicella is lighter and fresher, meant for the table.
How long can Amarone age?
Top bottlings hold for twenty years or more, and many collectors keep them beside their top-rated bottles.
Do you buy Valpolicella and Amarone?
Yes, in any quantity. Send your list for a provenance-checked offer.