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Region | Veneto |
Grape Variety | Corvina, Molinara, Rondinella |
Producer | Stefano Accordini |
Certification | Sustainable |
Recioto della Valpolicella DOCG 2018 – Stefano Accordini
£30.00
Recioto della Valpolicella is the sweet wine of the Valpolicella family. Intensely flavoured, sweet red wine from Veneto. Blackberry jam and ripe cherries on the nose which follows through to the luscious, velvetty finish. The best way to finish a special dinner particularly in combination with Panna Cotta dessert or with a cheese platter. Drink now to 2025
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Led by Stefano, helped by his wife Giuseppina and his two sons, Tiziano and Daniele, this company has a long tradition of wine making. The family estate extends over 4 hectares situated in Negrar, the heart of Valpolicella, it isn’t a big winery, however it is equipped with the most up to date technology. A century of experience and the cultural background the Accordini family carries with it, allows them to refer on a daily basis to these qualities in order to produce grapes native to Valpolicella. Corvina, Corvinone and Rondinella grow in the vineyards high up in the hills where the grapes find mainly limestone and skeletal soil. These conditions lower the yield, but improve the quality, encouraging the accumulation of particular aromatic substances, above all spicy notes, which make these wines unique and unmistakable. Here, Valpolicella Ripasso and Amarone are at their best. The fourth generation, made up of Giacomo, Paolo and Marco, continue to work with passion and dedication in the winery, focused on the awareness of the impact on the environment. All vineyards of the company are cultivated according to biological methods and procedures.
Recioto della Valpolicella
Recioto della Valpolicella DOCG is a passito-style dessert wine made from dried grapes. While similar to the process for Amarone, the fruit for these wines is dried for 100 to 200 days, further concentrating the flavors and sugar. The grapes are then vinified, but fermentation is stopped before all of the sugar converts to alcohol, which creates a sweet wine with bright natural acidity.