Amarone della valpolicella la collina dei ciliegi

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This marches to the beat of its own drum, presenting a different style and bouquet than the average Amarone. In fact, this is thinner and more streamlined, with plump blackberry and boysenberry tones that are backed by moist earth and tobacco accents. It shows a feminine side to one of Italy's most powerful reds.

• rating

  88

• Price

• Designation

  L'Amarone

• Variety

• Appellation

• Winery

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• Alcohol

  14.5%

• Bottle Size

  750 ml

• Category

  Red

• Importer

  Lionstone International

• Date Published

  11/1/2012

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