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Allegrini's vineyards wind through Valpolicella, Lugana and Soave: three prestigious areas of Italian viticulture. Vineyards that shape the landscape and give life to wines that are an expression of the terroir and of a unique and recognizable style, aimed at making the integrity of the fruit the heart of the winemaking choices. Since 2024, all of Allegrini's vineyards in Valpolicella Classica have been located exclusively on hills. The history of Allegrini is closely linked to that of Valpolicella Classica, of which it has been a protagonist since 1854. The winery, founded in Fumane (VR), is to be considered the result of the intelligence and industriousness of Giovanni Allegrini, who in the 1960s transformed the agricultural activity of his ancestors into a successful reality, and was among the first to focus on quality rather than quantity. The innovations he brought about were the basis of a true rebirth for Valpolicella and represent the beginning of the distinctive “Allegrini” style, recognized internationally.

Allegrini Wines. A reality with three distinct souls that synergistically promote quality wine at a national and international level. Allegrini Wines unites all the activities of the Allegrini family in the wine sector, whose common goal is the valorization of its wine heritage and the promotion of the fine wines produced and distributed. 

Allegrini Wines is the reality born in 2024 that unites all the activities of the Allegrini family in the wine sector, united by a single common thread: putting wine and all the projects aimed at its enhancement at the center. The three divisions contribute to this objective:

The historic brand has always promoted the 'signature wines' of Valpolicella, and for some years also Lugana, in the world. It represents the maximum expression of the winery that holds solid the family roots with an eye oriented towards innovation and respect for the environment. The reason for the success of this brand is born from the combination of exceptional quality of raw materials and winemaking tradition.

Allegrini Palazzo Della Torre is an elegant and well balanced Italian red wine with good structure and aroma. Ruby red in color with purple hues, this Italian red blend offers light hints of raisins and sophisticated notes of vanilla, black pepper, cloves and cinnamon. Featuring a long, velvety finish and soft wine tannins, this full bodied Italian wine is great on its own or paired with any meal. From Veronese IGT, Allegrini's red wine blend is the historic combination of rondinella and corvina wine grapes with the addition of a small quantity of sangiovese. This full bodied red wine can be enjoyed now, or it can be aged for up to 10 years.

Palazzo della Torre easily pairs with various Italian dishes, above all risottos, especially those flavored with saffron, porcini mushrooms and pork; classic dishes such as pasta with Amatriciana and Carbonara sauces, baked lasagna, gnocchi with gorgonzola cheese and walnuts; grilled meats and roasts. It also excels when matched with Parma ham and fine-cured Zibello pork loin, as well as medium-matured cheeses, especially Parmigiano Reggiano (Parmesan), pecorino and Monte Veronese. - Winery Notes

Our Notes
The vineyard surrounds Villa della Torre, a splendid masterpiece of Renaissance architecture now owned by the family, and produces a full-bodied red wine that has an ageing potential of at least ten years. The blend is the historic combination of Corvina and Rondinella with the addition of a small quantity of Sangiovese.

This wine is a deep ruby red and easily pairs with various Italian dishes, above all risottos, especially those flavoured with saffron, porcini mushrooms and pork; classic dishes such as pasta with Amatriciana and Carbonara sauces, baked lasagna, gnocchi with gorgonzola cheese and walnuts; grilled meats and roasts.

About Allegrini
The highest expression of the winery, holding on tight to family roots while keeping a firm focus on innovation and respect for the environment. The combination of exceptional-quality raw materials and winemaking tradition is the key to the Allegrini brand’s success.

93 Points James Suckling:
Intense nose with hints of coffee and black chocolate to the raspberry jam and dark cherries. Nicely dry and bitter with dark-chocolate character that extends to the long, polished finish with silky tannins. Drink or hold.