Forbes contributor Tom Hyland included Tommasi in a roundup of the best Amarone della Valpolicella producers. The story begins with background on this wine, recognized as one of Italy’s most powerful and iconic red wines since its inception in the 1950s.
It shouldn’t come as a surprise that Tommasi is selected as one of the top ranking wines in the category. With more than 100 years of family history, “Tommasi continues to impress with its harmonious examples of Amarone that are classically styled. The Amarone Classico, which contains fruit from their Conca d’Oro vineyard in Sant’Ambrogio in the western hills of the Valpolicella district, is a beautiful wine that focuses on subtle spice to go along with its stylish fruit; this is an Amarone of grace and charm. The Ca’ Florian Amarone from a vineyard at the Tommasi estate is a riserva that is quite impressive.”
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Tommasi Amarone della Valpolicella Classico Riserva Ca’ Florian 2012
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Tommasi Amarone della Valpolicella Classico
Amarone della Valpolicella DOCG
Tommasi’s traditional approach to Amarone favors elegance and balance, with deep fruit complemented by spicy, earthy flavors. The grapes come from the family’s choicest plots in the Valpolicella Classica region. Through its commitment to quality and tradition, Tommasi has established itself as one of the principal ambassadors of Amarone in the world.
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Veneto, Italy
Tommasi has always been a standard bearer of the Amarone appellation. Established in 1902 around the family home in Pedemonte in Valpolicella, the winery has grown and expanded into the choicest areas of the region under the guidance of the many generations of the Tommasi family. The winery is known above all for its classic approach to winemaking in Valpolicella, favoring elegance and balance, and paying homage to the winemaking tradition of their home region.
