2009 | Tommasi | Amarone Riserva De Buris

Introduction

Red Wine: 2009 | Tommasi | Amarone Riserva De Buris

De Buris 2009 displays a bright, deep ruby red colour. On the nose, it is taut and extremely fine, with typical aromas of both sour and sweet black cherries that evolve into notes of spices and cocoa.

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Producer: Tommasi

Vintage: 2009

Size: 750ml

ABV: 15.9%

Varietal: Valpolicella Blend

Country/Region: Italy, Veneto

De Buris 2009 displays a bright, deep ruby red colour. On the nose, it is taut and extremely fine, with typical aromas of both sour and sweet black cherries that evolve into notes of spices and cocoa. The palate offers high-toned, vibrant yet delicate fruit. Despite its concentration, the wine doesnt have a weighty taste, but instead a very pleasant mouthfeel. The silky tannins provide a delightful viscosity on the lingering finish.

Producer Information

Tommasi Viticoltori is one of the largest wine producers in the Veneto region, best known for its Amarone della Valpolicella Classico wines. It was founded in 1902 and is now run by multiple members of the fourth generation of the family.The company is based in Piedmont, in the heart of the Valpolicella Classico zone. It owns vineyards in some of the top sites such as La Groletta, Conca d’Oro and Ca’Florian, where it grows grapes for Valpolicella Classico Superiore, Ripasso, Recioto and Amarone wines.Elsewhere in the Veneto region, Bardolino wines are made at Tenuta Fossa Granara in Lago di Garda, and Lugana wines at Tenute San Martino. Tenute Le Volpare is the company’s Soave estate on the prestigious Monte Foscarino.