Discover this Harlequin 2009
Crafted by the renowned Italian winemaker Celestino Gaspari, Zýmē Harlequin 2009 is a captivating expression of the Valpolicella region. This unique red wine blend showcases a harmonious marriage of Corvina, Rondinella, and Molinara grapes, meticulously selected and hand-harvested to ensure optimal ripeness and flavor intensity. The 2009 vintage exudes complexity with its rich aromas of dark cherries, dried herbs, and hints of tobacco, leading to a palate that is velvety smooth with well-integrated tannins and a lingering finish.
Zýmē Harlequin 2009 stands out for its exceptional aging potential, thanks to Gaspari’s innovative winemaking techniques that include extended maceration and aging in French oak barrels. This wine embodies the essence of traditional Valpolicella winemaking while pushing boundaries with its modern approach. With its balanced acidity and elegant structure, Zýmē Harlequin 2009 is a true testament to Gaspari’s mastery in creating wines that are both timeless and contemporary.
Harlequin 2009 is with a Cork closure produced in Veneto, Veneto, Italy by Zýmē.
Specifications
Producer
Zýmē
Country
Italy
Region
Veneto, Veneto
Alcohol bv
15.5%
Closure
Cork
MPN #
WVB-110905
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