Amarone: The Making of an Italian Wine Phenomenon by Kate Singleton

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  • ISBN 10 1935879820
  • ISBN 13 9781935879824
  • Published Jul 28 2012
  • Format Hardcover
  • Page Count 185
  • Language English
  • Countries United States
  • Publisher Wine Appreciation Guild
  • Imprint Wine Appreciation Guild

Publishers Text

Amarone, the big, rich, red wine of Veneto in Northeast Italy, has a relatively short history. The wine was first marketed in the early years of the 20th century. From the beginning, the Boscaini family, and their winery Masi, shaped Amarone's eventual rise from obscure village beverage to one of Italy's great vinous treasures. The story of Masi is the story of Amarone. Amarone is a passionate account of the value and uniqueness of the wine and the place where it was grown and made; and the delicate work and generations old roots that goes into them.

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