Veneto Wine
With the Alpine mountain ranges dominating a third of the area, and foothills leading to flat rice fields at the base, Veneto is the most geographically diverse of the Italian growing regions. The area around Verona, with its temperate climate and hilly surroundings, is believed to have cultivated grapes since the Bronze Age. From red wines to white wines, Veneto offers a spectrum of wine flavors unmatched in Italy. Read More
Allegrini Palazzo Della Torre, 2009
750ml
Italy, Veneto, Red Wine, Valpolicella Classico
Wine Spectator - Veneto, Italy- "Flavors of blackberry, candied black currant and kirsch mix with hints of pomegranate, violet and balsamic in this open-knit, creamy red. …More info
$19.99
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Antica Corte Valpolicella Ripasso, 2009
750ml
Italy, Veneto, Red Wine, Valpolicella
Elegant, Cherry, Spice, Medium-bodied. Wine Spectator - Valpolicella, Veneto, Italy- "Tangy, with flavors of sour cherry, pomegranate, balsamico, fig paste and cocoa powder. This …More info
$19.99
Zenato Valpolicella Superiore, 2008
750ml
Italy, Veneto, Red Wine, Valpolicella
Fresh, Cherry, Herb, Earth, Medium-bodied. Wine Spectator - Valpolicella, Veneto, Italy- "An attractive, well-dressed red, exhibiting pretty violet, kirsch and damson plum fruit, with …More info
$11.99
Allegrini La Grola, 2003
750ml
Italy, Veneto, Red Wine
Elegant, Cherry, Espresso, Full-bodied. Wine Advocate - Veneto, Italy- "A blend of 70% Corvina, 15% Rondinella, 10% Syrah, and 5% Sangiovese. It was aged for 16 months in both large …More info
