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Tommasi Viticoltori

Italy Veneto

Name: Tommasi Viticoltori

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Growing area: Veneto

Vineyard: 201 ha

Oenologist: Giancarlo Tommasi

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0.75 L

2016 Lugana DOC Le Fornaci

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^{Translate to English} Editor note: Eher herber, pflanzlicher Duft mit verhaltenen gelbfruchtigen Aromen. Geradlinige, zart süßliche Fru...

Reviewed: 29 September, 2017

0.75 L

2016 Lugana DOC Il Sestante

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^{Translate to English} Editor note: Etwas gedeckte, pflanzliche Nase mit verhaltenen gelbfruchtigen Noten. Leicht süßliche Frucht, deutl...

Reviewed: 29 September, 2017

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2001 Valpolicella Classico DOC Superiore

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Editor note: Elegant spice, delicate roasted aromas, black berries and cherries, some leather. Juicy in the mouth...

Reviewed: 2 October, 2004

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About
Tommasi Viticoltori

The Italian company with headquarters in Pedemonte di Valpolicella in the Veneto region operates several wineries. The foundation stone was laid by Giacomo Tommasi, when he acquired a small piece of land in the Valpolicella Classica in 1902. Today, the vineyards cover 599 hectares of vines in five regions of Italy. The wines are produced under six different brands. These are Tommasi (Veneto), Caseo (Lombardy), Casisano (Tuscany), Poiggio al Tufo (Maremma-Tuscany), Peternoster (Basilicata) and Surant (Puglia). The 110th anniversary of the foundation was celebrated with the construction of the new ageing cellar entirely dedicated to Amarone. This is where the "Magnifica" barrel is located, with a capacity of 33,000 litres. This makes it one of the largest wine barrels in the world.