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Dan Bellan wrote:
> I'm looking for some advice on Italian Amarone - Tommasi 2001 to be > precise. Any reviews or other Amarone recommendations? Hi Dan, *IMHO* probably the best Amarone nowadays are made from: a - Quintarelli b - Masi c - Viviani d - Romano Dal Forno e - Tenuta Sant'Antonio "a,b,c" are in the Classical area "d,e" are in the "spread" area "a" and "d" are very, very expensive wine. I prefer "e" Amarone ![]() producer's point of sale). There are a lot of winemaker in Valpolicella and Valpantena making good Amarone, as not famous as the 5 above (e.g. Speri - Sant'Urbano 25 euro) Just my 2 cent worth -- Giorgio68 |
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