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Update NowKnown as Amarone’s younger brother, Ripasso is made by marrying young red wine from Valpolicella with the pomace (i.e. the skins and stems) of Amarone and fermenting it a second time. The result of this method is the best of both worlds: an intensely fruity and spicy wine that remains light and drinkable.
Oh yes, and who invented it? The historic Masi winery. In 1964, they put the first Ripasso on the market with Campofiorin.
Brolo Campofiorin – Rosso del Veronese igt, Masi
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Malavoglia Ripasso – Valpolicella Ripasso classico superiore doc, Ca’ La Bionda
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Campofiorin – Rosso del Veronese igt, Masi
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