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L'Arco Rosso Veronese 'Arcum' (Ripasso) 2020

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The Wine

60% Corvina, 30% Rondinella, 10% Molinara

Previously known as 'Ripasso Valpolicella Classico Superiore DOC,' Luca continues to produce the wine in the same manner but opts not to register it under the regional classification. "Arcum," meaning "arch" in Latin, denotes the winery's emblem, an ancient Roman arch that remains visible within the vineyards.

The wine combines complex fruit flavors of both dried and fresh varieties, including wild raspberry, plum, prune, and dried apricot. The palate is generous and lush, with a substantial weight that introduces notes of cigar box, black pepper, and cinnamon spice. It possesses a surprising depth and structure within a very approachable profile.

Minimal sulfur is added during fermentation and aging, No additional sulfur is added at bottling

Veronese hedonism!  TC


The Details
Variety - Corvina, Rondinella, Molinara
Country - Italy
Region - Veneto
Sub Region - Negar
Extra - Cork
Year - 2020
Volume - 750ml

About the Wine Maker


Owner, Luca Fedrigo approaches winemaking and farming with a natural, minimalist approach. His philosophy evolved in his teens working alongside the famous Valpolicella guru, Giuseppe Quintarelli. The artistry of Quintarelli in the winery has blossomed in the L'Arco cuvées through a traditional style, long aging, and masterful blending.

The Estate takes its name from a stone arch, called “Arco di Giove”, located on the road to Negrar (one of the seven historic Valpolicella communes) and near the farmhouse where the owners, the Fedrigo family are located. The arch, dating from 1500/1600, was one of a series of seven arches along the hillside path near S. Vito di Negrar.