dal forno romano amarone 2017

the wine amarone della valpolicella is a unique and prestigious italian red wine, made from dried grapes, which gives the wine a distinct concentration and complexity. it is often described as powerful, rich in red and black fruit flavours, with nuances of cherries, plums, figs and sometimes hints of chocolate, tobacco and vanilla from oak ageing. the estate : the dal forno romano estate is a winery located in the veneto region of north-eastern italy. founded by romano dal forno in the 1980s, the estate is renowned for its high-quality wines, in particular amarone della valpolicella, which is considered one of the best in the region. the estate's vineyards are located in the valpolicella region, a wine-growing area renowned for its red wines, particularly amarone. the terroir of the vineyards is ideal for growing local grape varieties such as corvina, rondinella and molinara. dal forno amarone della valpolicella is the estate's flagship wine. it is produced from dried grapes, giving the wine an intense concentration of flavours. as well as amarone, the estate also produces other red wines, each reflecting the unique character of the region and the estate. what to do in the region ? the valpolicella region, where the dal forno romano estate is located, offers visitors a wonderful combination of picturesque landscapes, history, gastronomy and cultural activities. here are a few suggestions on what you could do in the area: lake garda: weather permitting, visit the magnificent lake garda, italy's largest lake. you can relax by the lake, explore picturesque villages and enjoy water sports. discover verona: the nearby city of verona is famous for its roman amphitheatre, the arena di verona, as well as juliet's house (casa di giulietta). explore the historic centre with its cobbled streets, lively squares and monuments. castles and villages: the valpolicella region is dotted with castles and historic villages. some, like castello di soave, offer guided tours to learn more about the local history.