Serègo Alighieri Vaio Armaron Amarone della Valpolicella is a luxurious Italian red wine that is made from a blend of grapes including Corvina, Rondinella, and Molinara. This wine is produced in the Veneto region of Italy, specifically in the Valpolicella zone. It has a deep ruby red color and a complex aroma that showcases notes of dried fruits, cherries, and spices. The palate is full-bodied, rich, and velvety, with a long and persistent finish. Serègo Alighieri Vaio Armaron Amarone della Valpolicella is perfect to serve with hearty meat dishes, such as roasted lamb or beef, and pairs well with aged cheeses.

Tasting Notes

An important Amarone with extraordinary power and complexity: a classic in the Italian winemaking portfolio. This is the icon wine of the historic Serego Alighieri estate and comes from the eponymous vineyard, the source it seems of the very name Amarone itself. Opaque ruby red. On the nose intense and elegant, with hints of fruit preserved in spirit, dried plums and cocoa. On the palate well-structured, well-balanced, with silky tannins and a long finish revealing ripe cherries and sweet spices.

About the Winery

The history of this beautiful Italian Wine Estate dates back to as early as 1353. During this year, this majestic Tenuta Estate came under the control of Pietro Alighieri, the son of Dante the Poet. Known for its extremely high quality vineyards is located right in the center of the Valpolicella Classica district, a short distance from Verona. Lake Garda flows through this historic estate.

Today, 21 generations later, the Alighieri Family continues to run and manage the estate's affairs. Winemaking is still carried out with the same style and heritage that was followed during the time of Pietro in 1353, which is why the wines of this estate are noble, classy and elegant.

It is no wonder that this estate has the longest winemaking history and tradition in Valpolicella, since it has been in the business for over 650 years. In 1353, Pietro bought the historic estate of Casal dei Ronchi, located in Gargagnago, right in the heart of Valpolicella Classica. Till today, this estate continues to be the heart of wine production here.

In 1973, the Tenuta Serego Alighieri came under the prestigious Masi Group, and it continues to be one of the most prestigious and historical of this group to date. The courtyard of the vineyard region is lined with 11 ancient vines. These were planted in 1875 to mark the birth of the person who founded the Agricultural School in Gargagnago, Count Pieralvise. These vines grow the Serego Alighieri clone of the Molinara grape varietal.

At the cellars, the traditional, Venetian winemaking technique of Appassimento is used. The indigenous Valpolicella blend of grape varietals, such as Corvina, Rondinella and Molinara are allowed to dry on bamboo racks for about 100 days, before they proceed to the vinification process. These varietals are used for making some of the iconic wines of this region – Amarone and Recioto.

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