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  1. Scuderia-F1

    Scuderia-F1 Formula Junior

    Apr 29, 2008
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    #1 Scuderia-F1, May 5, 2008
    Hello!
    Has anyone of you some suggestions about Amarone?

    Anders
     
  2. Ferrariguy2

    Ferrariguy2 F1 Rookie

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    #2 Ferrariguy2, May 6, 2008
    One of the best wines. Thats all you really need to know.
     
  3. Jeff Kennedy

    Jeff Kennedy F1 Veteran
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    #3 Jeff Kennedy, May 9, 2008
    I've yet to find an Amarone that makes me take real notice. Gaja, Ornellia, Sassacia and sangiovese based are my preferences.

    Jeff
     
  4. Scuderia-F1

    Scuderia-F1 Formula Junior

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    #4 Scuderia-F1, May 9, 2008
    Interesting!
     
  5. spirot

    spirot F1 World Champ

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    #5 spirot, May 11, 2008
    try Le Ducali de Montova... for Ameroni its great.... try for 1995 or 1997 vintage. DOCG....
     
  6. Scuderia-F1

    Scuderia-F1 Formula Junior

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    #6 Scuderia-F1, May 12, 2008
    I will keep an eye after those!
    Many thank´s ;)
     
  7. Dai Baracca

    Dai Baracca Formula Junior

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    #7 Dai Baracca, May 15, 2008
    If you want an Amarone....and you want to buy a name...Bertani..Tommasi...Allegrini...are all Monster Names...they are to the Veneto...what Ornellaia..Tignanello...Sassicaia...etc are to Tuscany.
    If you want to to drink up and coming houses...the next gen. of big guns....try Galtarossa...Tedeschi "Monte Olmi"....and Viviani....they are phenoms....and are a very good value...you will still pay between 80 & 120 US $$$...but they are well worth it.
    Cheers
    S
     
  8. Scuderia-F1

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    #8 Scuderia-F1, May 16, 2008
    I REALLY like the Tommasi!
    I would be glad to try the moore expensive ones too, but I think they would be hard to find in stock for sale in Sweden, perhaps they will keep them at some restaurants. But you can bet I will keep an eye open for them. I´ve just enjoyed a CAO Italia (Ciao) with a glass of Amarone after a hard day at the office! ;)
     
  9. stan996turbo

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    #9 stan996turbo, Jun 20, 2008
    dalforno romano, no comparison.
     
  10. classic308

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    #10 classic308, Jun 20, 2008
    My father managed an Italian restaurant in Midtown Manhattan for years and on the special holidays he'd always bring home a Bertani Amarone, and it was always great...
     
  11. PhilNotHill

    PhilNotHill Two Time F1 World Champ
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    #11 PhilNotHill, Jul 14, 2008
    Let me know if you find a BAD Amarone. I haven't found one yet. ;)


    Caveate emptor...they can be a tad pricey. Ciao
     
  12. 355

    355 F1 Rookie
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    #12 355, Jul 15, 2008
    Amarone by Negrar is pretty good and cheap compared to many others. Its available in Canada and some places in the USA.
     
  13. JH

    JH F1 Veteran
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    #13 JH, Jul 15, 2008
    Oh yes, I love Amarone. Have a couple in my humble wine collection.
     

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