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Tommasi 2004 Cà Florian Red (Amarone della Valpolicella Classico)

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Price $90

Notes of chocolate fudge, cherry, toasted vanilla and espresso peel off layer after layer to reveal a true star of the Valpolicella. The wine has elements of both classic and modern winemaking with warm oak notes on the heels of red apple and tart cherry. — M.L. (12/1/2008)

Tommasi 1997 Ca'Florian Red (Amarone della Valpolicella)

Editors' Choice

Price $55

Here’s an Amarone with something for everyone. The aromas of leather, smoked meat, tar, cola and menthol combine into a delicious, complex whole. The meaty palate has powerful black cherry fruit and firm, forward acids. And the finish is long and warming, with licorice and spice. Will age well for years to come. Editors’ Choice. — W.E. (5/1/2003)

Tommasi 2003 Cà Florian Red (Amarone della Valpolicella Classico)

Price $70

This Amarone offers a very distinctive and evolved nose that recalls espresso grinds, cola and tealeaf with menthol-balsam renderings. Dark concentration, power and great intensity are reinforced by thick berry flavors, coffee and excellent durability on the palate. — M.L. (10/1/2007)

Tommasi 2007 Red (Amarone della Valpolicella Classico)

Price $75

This is a generous and dense Amarone with pretty layers of ripe fruit, cola, spice and cedar, which overlap in a harmonious and integrated manner. The wine shows intensity and good depth of mature fruit flavors on the finish. — M.L. (11/1/2011)

Tommasi 2001 Red (Amarone della Valpolicella Classico)

Price $60

A bit understated on the nose, yielding just plum and leather at first, but this really blossoms on the palate, revealing layers of black cherry and plum fruit, framed by hints of vanilla and toast. Ripe and round without being heavy, this excellent Amarone finishes with dusty tannins and another gush of fresh fruit, suggesting 10 years of aging is not out of the… — J.C. (10/1/2006)

Tommasi 2001 Ca' Florian Red (Amarone della Valpolicella Classico)

Price $68

In contrast to Tommasi’s regular Amarone, this is a darker, richer, more brooding wine, loaded with chocolaty, fudge-like flavors and roasted fruit. It’s mouthfilling and supple, with a lingering finish that bodes well for cellaring, although it’s certainly approachable now. — J.C. (10/1/2006)

Tommasi 2007 Il Sestante Vigneto Monte Masua Red (Amarone della Valpolicella Classico)

Price $85

The Tommasi Amarone lineup in 2007 has shown very impressive results indeed. Il Sestante is a confident, modern expression with clean, dark fruit aromas revved up by chocolate, tobacco and clove. There’s a touch of fruity sweetness on the close. — M.L. (12/1/2011)

Tommasi 2004 Red (Amarone della Valpolicella Classico)

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Price $75

Tommasi offers a beautifully crafted Amarone with impressive intensity and purity of aromas. You’ll get bursting red cherry, toasted vanilla, exotic spice and cola. The wine offers chewy, tart tannins and fleshy consistency. Pair it with succulent cuts of grilled red meat. — M.L. (12/1/2008)

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