Features
Name:
Amarone Riserva Corte Brà 2016 Sartori
Terrain:
Limestone
Cellar
Pietro Sartori, the man of great personality, bought the first vineyard and villa, the future headquarters of the Sartori company, in 1898. From then on, the baton passed to his son Regolo, who made elegance the hallmark of Sartori wines. He was succeeded by Pierumberto and Franco, whose far-sightedness took a further step forward by signing an agreement with the Cantina di Colognola ai Colli. Through this exchange of knowledge between fathers and sons, a business grew and strengthened that has openness and inclusiveness as its hallmarks. All the way to the present day, with the current vision of Luca and Andrea Sartori.
Description
The Sartori family's 2016 Amarone Riserva Corte Brà is an intense and complex wine with notes of red fruit jam and spices. This wine is the result of a particularly
favourable. Produced from classic Veneto grapes 60% Corvina Veronese, 20% Corvinone, 15% Rondinella and 5% Other indigenous varieties. These are vineyards in Valpolicella Classica, in particular the Corte Brà estate, from which this wine takes its name.
Organoleptic characteristics:
Ruby red colour with excellent intensity. The nose is broad and complex with notes of red fruit jam and spices. Fragrances of cherry, dried fruit and tobacco stand out. On the palate this wine has exceptional power and elegance.
Storage time:
over 10 years
Vinification
The grapes are left to dry for about three months. At this stage, the weight loss of the grapes is approximately 30-40%. Then a destemming and soft crushing takes place
before the fermentation phase that will lead to achieving the desired structure and alcohol content.
Acknowledgements
James Suckling 92/100
Robert Parker 93/100
Luca Maroni 94/100
Bibenda 
