Wine Information - Sainsbury's Taste the difference Amarone Colour Red  Wine Style Ripe elegant red  Average Rating Image Coming Soon Brand Grape Corvina  Country Italy  Region Veneto  Price Band £7 to £10 Wine Type Still Available In 75cl  Organic No Available from Sainsbury's Your reviews You might also like... Amour and Amarone I just love Amarone. It is luscious and silky, and so is this. If you have never tried Amarone then please do as you won't be disappointed. It is worth the extra money. i have never had a bad one but this one I thought was very good value for money. If you want to impress at a dinner party with a wine that people wont know, then this is your party piece. Amarone is one of the world’s most distinctive and unusual wine styles. It is produced in the same northern Italian region that creates Valpolicella and is mainly a product of the indigenous Corvina grape. When harvested, select lots of grapes are set out on mats to dry, thereby concentrating both sugars and flavors. The resultant wine is thick and rich with alcohol levels around 15-percent being common. Flavor-wise, the wines have distinctive porty overtones, though they are generally dry. Paired with game or other rich dishes, Amarone can be a revelation! Read the entire review by Tilby from Your reviews You might also like... Asda Extra Special Valpolicella Ripasso 75cl Red wine Corvina Blend from Italy click to read full wine information Cune Reserva Rioja 75cl Red wine Tempranillo Blend from Spain click to read full wine information Wolf Blass President's Selection Cabernet Sauvignon 75cl Red wine Cabernet Sauvignon from Australia click to read full wine information Rioja Reserva, Berberana 75cl Red wine Tempranillo Blend from Spain click to read full wine information Rawnsley Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 75cl Red wine Cabernet Sauvignon from Australia click to read full wine information

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