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bertani amarone Looking for good vintage



 
 
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Old 19-11-2004, 11:39 PM
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Default bertani amarone Looking for good vintage

Hello all,

I am looking to purchase some vintage bertani amarone if anyone has
some or knows a good location to purchase please contact.

Also looking for info on good years for bertani amarone.
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Old 20-11-2004, 12:48 AM
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I actually drank a '96 just last night. I had this particular wine before
at a restaurant and was looking forward to my local wine shop to have it's
Italian sale. They finally got around to it this month and I bought 2
bottles at $48 each. The one that I drank last night was somewhat different
than I remembered... Originally in the restaurant the wine gave a brief
hint of something when it first hit the tongue that was like a tease because
I couldn't taste it long enough to decide what I thought it was. The bottle
last night didn't seem to have that same component, but I really enjoyed it
nonetheless.

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Hello all,

I am looking to purchase some vintage bertani amarone if anyone has
some or knows a good location to purchase please contact.

Also looking for info on good years for bertani amarone.
pls email (remove sp@m)



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Old 20-11-2004, 01:47 AM
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I actually drank a '96 just last night.

Patience!

The 74 drinks well now and the 1971 is wonderful. These wines often need time.
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I actually drank a '96 just last night.

Patience!

The 74 drinks well now and the 1971 is wonderful. These wines often need time.
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Old 20-11-2004, 01:41 PM
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Thanks for all of your comments so far. I live in Chicago IL. and i am
having trouble finding a vender. I would love to go to Italy and buy
some personally. But that's a few years off

If anyone knows a good internet shop, with a somewhat larger selection
then 1 bottle, or a local shop in Chicago that would be helpful.
If anyone is willing to part with some, arrangements could be made.

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Old 20-11-2004, 01:42 PM
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Thanks for all of your comments so far. I live in Chicago IL. and i am
having trouble finding a vender. I would love to go to Italy and buy
some personally. But that's a few years off

If anyone knows a good internet shop, with a somewhat larger selection
then 1 bottle, or a local shop in Chicago that would be helpful.
If anyone is willing to part with some, arrangements could be made.

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Old 21-11-2004, 03:20 AM
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Amarone is a wine that neither needs nor benefits from long ageing.

Moron!
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Old 21-11-2004, 03:49 AM
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Bill, with all due respect I was going to reply to your reply to my post
stating that I really didn't feel that the '96 Bertani Amarone had anything
more to gain through age. I could be wrong of course and feel free to
explain it to me... But to me the wine was very approachable, medium bodied
and open.

I have drank a bunch of 2000 Bordeaux and have also had some older ones
(recently a 1970 Chateau Canon), so I realize how these wines can open up
over time. I realize the same for some Cabernets and Brunellos... But I
don't see that same quality in the Bertani Amarone. Again, I found it to be
delicous.


"Bill Spohn" wrote in message
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Amarone is a wine that neither needs nor benefits from long ageing.


Moron!



 




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