Amarone has a well-earned reputation for power. After all, it's not uncommon to find bottles that clear 15.5% ABV and approach 16% or more. But the best examples are about much more than sheer ...

Amarone comes exclusively from the Veneto region of Italy in the northeastern part of the Boot, about a 1.5-hour drive west of Venice, just north of Verona. Blessed by the presence of the waters of ...

Masi “Campofiorin” Veneto, Italy $16.79 13.5% alcohol PLCB Item #6188 Sale price through July 6; regularly $19.79 Italian red wines are almost always drier, more acidic, and more tannic than ...

Here's a guide to the history, geography, winemakers, grapes, and vintages of the region. This Italian island grows some of the country's best wines. Here ... Brunello di Montalcino, or Amarone.

WARREN, Ohio – The Grand Resort is holding an Amarone wine dinner next week. Dinner will be 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 8, in The Grand Resort’s Wine Cellar. Masi Agricola wines from the ...

But our tastes diverge when it comes to Amarone, the noble red of Italy’s Veneto region. It’s one of Mario’s favorites but not one of mine. I’ve always found Amarone hard to pair with food.

Veneto is a region of dramatic differences spread across seven provinces in northern Italy. Ninety-three miles (150 kilometers) of sandy coastline hugs the Adriatic Sea, while rolling green ...

Masi Costasera Amarone Classico, 2017 — current vintage 15 per cent, €49.99, €40 on promotion Rich and smooth with slightly raisined plums and red cherries, and subtle milk chocolate.

Amarone Della Valpolicella Classico is not a wine that you’d likely choose to drink every day. First, it’s expensive compared to other Italian wines. Second, it is a powerful, opulent, … ...

Just why is Amarone so expensive? Find the answer in the first installment of our Ask The Expert series! We're excited today ...