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Sant’ Arturo Brunello di Montalcino Wine  Celebrate the holiday season with delicious wine. Brunello di Montalcino, alongside Chianti, is arguably the most prestigious of all Italian wines. It certainly holds the top rung in Tuscany, despite its relatively short history. It is made exclusively from Sangiovese grapes grown in Montalcino – a classic Tuscan hilltop  Brunello translates roughly as ‘little dark one’, and is the local vernacular name for Sangiovese Grosso, the large-berried form of Sangiovese which grows around Montalcino.

Cantine Povero Priore Barolo The chosen one. Appointed because of his higher knowledge. The guide for a community, the one entrusted with the most important decisions”. Known as the «king of wines and wine of kings», Barolo is the Nebbiolo-based wine par excellence. Priore is an energetic and prestigious Barolo. The color is an intense garnet red, while the elegant bouquet balances the powerful tannins and brisk acidity of the palate. It showcases notes of violet, cassis, wild rose, cinnamon, anise, leather, and goudron. You can also find reminiscences of the Langhe region, such as truffles, dried mushrooms, and hazelnuts. The palate is warm, dry, earthy, and full. 

Podere Poiano Amarone Della Valpolicella DOCG Community Wine Reviews and Rating 4.9 Stars! This vintage rates better than any other year for this wine

A Red wine from Veneto, Italy. This wine is a blend of 3 grape varieties which are Corvina, Rondinella and Molinara. This is one of the least expensive Amarone Della Valpolicella wines. Podere Poiano Amarone della Valpolicella from Domaine Cantina di Verona is a red wine from the Amarone della Valpolicella region in Veneto. This wine is difficult to find. This shows typical levels of interest for Amarone Della Valpolicella DOCG. Valpolicella Blend 15% ABV Spicy oak, black truffle, and sweet cassis aromas and flavors. The concentration of very ripe, raisiny plums with a long extremely well-balanced finish.