Guerrieri Rizzardi 3 Cru Amarone Classico DOCG

Guerrieri RizzardiVeneto, Italy

Guerrieri Rizzardi 3 Cru Amarone Classico DOCG

£39.9575cl

Why you'll love it

Sourced from three top vineyards in Valpolicella Classico and aged in oak for three years. A powerful yet refined Amarone with serious pedigree.

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  • CountryItaly
  • RegionVeneto
  • GrapeBarbera, Corvina, Corvinone, Merlot, Rondinella
  • StyleBig & full
  • Alcohol16.0%

What it tastes like

Rich black cherry, dried plum, and spice with hints of chocolate and vanilla. Full-bodied, velvety, and long on the finish.

Light Full

Lovely with

  • BBQ meatsRibs · Burgers · Smoky brisket
  • Cheese boardMixed board · Crackers · Chutney
  • Game meatsPheasant · Partridge · Game pie

Perfect with slow-cooked meats, game, or mature cheeses.

The grapes

Barbera

Best known in Piedmont

Piedmont's everyday red, and a very good one. Juicy cherry fruit, bright acidity and soft tannins make it easy to love at the table, especially with tomato-based dishes. Oak-aged versions from Asti and Alba add richness, depth and spice.

Corvina

Best known in Valpolicella, Veneto

The main grape of Valpolicella and Amarone. Bright sour cherry, gentle tannins and fresh acidity in its lighter styles. Dried before fermentation, it makes the rich, powerful wines of Amarone.

Corvinone

Best known in Valpolicella, Veneto

A close cousin of Corvina in name, but a separate grape. Larger berries and a little more structure and colour. It adds body and dark cherry depth to Valpolicella and Amarone blends.

Merlot

Best known in Bordeaux, Italy, Chile

Soft, round and approachable. Plum, black cherry and chocolate, with gentle tannins and a plush texture. It leads the blends of Bordeaux's Right Bank, including Pomerol and Saint-Émilion, and makes generous, easy-drinking reds all over the world.

Rondinella

Best known in Valpolicella, Veneto

A Valpolicella blending grape that plays a supporting role to Corvina. It adds colour, red fruit and herbal notes. Its berries dry well without rotting, which makes it useful for Amarone and Recioto, and it is rarely bottled on its own.

Where it's from

Veneto

Italy

Home to Prosecco, Soave, Valpolicella and Amarone. The region produces vast quantities of wine — much of it ordinary, some of it extraordinary. Amarone della Valpolicella (dried grapes, intense, powerful) is one of Italy's truly great wines.

Veneto

Meet the producer

Guerrieri Rizzardi

Veneto, Italy

A historic estate in Veneto. Love Wine stocks a wide spread from them: Bardolino, Soave Classico, Lugana, Valpolicella Ripasso and an Amarone from three Classico vineyards. Hand-harvested fruit and a clear sense of place run through the range.

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The story behind it

From a historic Veneto estate, this Amarone blends the best of three crus to deliver intensity, structure, and elegance.

If you like these, you'll love this: Classic Barolo, Brunello, or bold Napa reds.

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Delivery & collection

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