La Fabriseria Rosso
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Typically best enjoyed 5 to 12 years from the vintage release, as its vibrant acidity and structured tannins beautifully integrate over time.
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Slow-braised beef cheeks, roasted duck breast, or aged cheeses such as Parmigiano-Reggiano.
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Crafted by the historic Tedeschi family, whose winemaking legacy in Valpolicella spans nearly four centuries, La Fabriseria Rosso represents a pinnacle of elegance in the Veneto region. The name pays homage to the Fabbriceria, the historical parish councils of the region where local elders gathered to make decisions for the community, symbolizing the selection of only the finest fruits from their prized hilltop vineyard situated in the communes of Sant'Ambrogio and Fumane. This wine is typically composed of a traditional blend of Corvina, Corvinone, and Rondinella, enhanced by a small touch of the rare, structured Oseleta grape. Grown on stony, limestone-rich soils at high elevations, the grapes yield a wine of remarkable structure and complexity. Unlike the opulent sweetness of Amarone, La Fabriseria Rosso is celebrated for its dry, refined character, achieved through traditional fermentation and extensive aging in Slavonian oak casks, resulting in a harmonious balance of bright red fruit, savory spice, and mineral depth.
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Established in 1824 when Nicolò Tedeschi purchased his first vineyards, the Tedeschi estate is located in Pedemonte, in the heart of the Valpolicella Classico region of Veneto, Italy. Owned and managed by the Tedeschi family for generations, the winery is highly respected for its commitment to terroir-driven research, clonal selection, and the traditional appassimento grape-drying process. They are particularly renowned for pioneering single-vineyard Amarone wines, most notably from the iconic Monte Olmi vineyard acquired in 1918. Their exceptional portfolio includes acclaimed expressions like the Marne 180 Amarone, the elegant Maternigo, and the historic Capitel Monte Olmi Riserva, representing the pinnacle of Valpolicella winemaking.