Domini Veneti Valpolicella Classico Superiore Collezione Pruviniano 2023

Domìni Veneti’s Collezione Pruviniano is a 2023 Valpolicella Classico Superiore made from Corvina, Corvinone and Rondinella grown in the Marano area. Its name recalls Pruviniano, the historic name for Marano until 1177, linking the wine to one of Valpolicella Classica’s distinctive terroirs.

Tasting Notes
The supplied information does not include specific tasting notes. Based on its grape varieties and style, expect a red-fruited profile with cherry and berry aromas, supported by gentle spice and fresh acidity; the exact character will depend on the vintage and winemaking. Enjoy while young for its fruit, or cellar for a few years if you prefer more developed, savoury notes.

Production
The grapes come from Marano, an area within Valpolicella Classica that was known as Pruviniano until 1177. The supplied description identifies the wine as a Ripasso DOC Classico Superiore, although Ripasso is not included in the product title; confirm the classification with the seller. Harvesting methods and vinification details have not been provided.

Food & Serving
Try it with roasted or grilled meats, tomato-based pasta, or semi-aged cheeses. Serve slightly below room temperature, around 16–18°C. A brief airing in the glass should be sufficient; decanting is generally not necessary unless the wine shows noticeable reduction or sediment.

Producer
Domìni Veneti is the wine label associated with Cantina Valpolicella Negrar, a cooperative winery in the Valpolicella region. Its Collezione Pruviniano range reflects a focus on identifying and expressing the character of Valpolicella Classica’s individual growing areas. Further details about this cuvée’s specific awards or production history were not provided.

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