Undisputed symbol of the Speri family, Amarone Sant'Urbano is an excellent example of finesse and classicism. An extraordinary wine of great complexity and vigorous structure that has always been at the top for elegance and quality
Characteristics Intense garnet red in colour, it has an ethereal scent of dried fruit. On the palate it is full-bodied, warm, enveloping, dry. An important wine of rare elegance, it lends itself well to ageing.
Pairings Suitable with robust second courses of red meats such as braised meats and game, excellent with mature cheeses.
SIZE : 0.75 liter bottle.
ORIGIN : Veneto.
VARIETIES : Corvina Veronese and Corvinone 70%, Rondinella 25%, Molinara 5%.
ALCOHOLIC CONTENT : 15% vol.
SERVING TEMPERATURE: Temperature between 12/18°C.
STORAGE METHOD : In a cool place and away from sunlight.
PRODUCER : SPERI VITICOLTORI SSA - San Pietro in Cariano VR.
SPECIFIC NOTES : Contains sulphites.
Speri winery
Among the most historic families of Valpolicella, the Speri company is an authoritative and faithful interpreter of the wines of Valpolicella Classica, which has become, due to its continuity and its strong roots in the territory, a point of reference for Italian enology. The history of the company begins in the first half of the 19th century and today the Speri family has reached its seventh generation with an extension of approximately 60 hectares of vineyards in the most suitable areas of Valpolicella Classica. The strength of the company has always been and still is the teamwork which today sees three generations involved - Carlo, Alberto, Giampaolo, Giampietro, Laura, Chiara, Luca and Giuseppe - in managing the production activity in all its phases, from the vineyard to the bottle. After years of sustainable agriculture, in 2015 the company obtained organic certification for all its production. Respecting the territorial heritage, the Speri family has always cultivated only native Valpolicella vines (Corvina, Corvinone, Rondinella, Molinara and other indigenous varieties), vinified exclusively the grapes coming from their own vineyards and followed the entire production process.