In the cellars of Tedeschi: Tasting back in time
How does Amarone from the 1970s, '80, '90s and '00s taste today?
The Veneto is a large wine-producing region in the north east of Italy, making everything from Valpolicella, Soave and Prosecco, to simple but often delicious IGT Pinot Grigio.
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How does Amarone from the 1970s, '80, '90s and '00s taste today?
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