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02 Jan

Amarone Wine

Amarone 101: everything you wanted to know

Posted by

Johann Depietri

January 8, 2026

The short answers: Amarone is a place, not a grape. It is dry, not sweet, despite tasting of dried fruit. It is not fortified, the alcohol comes from drying the grapes. The name means the big bitter one. Everything below is the long version, question by question.

07 May

Amarone Wine

How Amarone wine is made

Posted by

Johann Depietri

November 23, 2022

Amarone is made by drying whole bunches of Corvina, Corvinone and Rondinella on racks for three to four months until they lose about 40% of their weight in water. The shrivelled grapes are then pressed and fermented slowly to dryness, reaching 15 to 17% alcohol, and aged at least two years.

Where we’ve shipped internationally so far

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What our customers say

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Robert Shaw

5 months ago

Incredibly helpful and generous staff. Had half an hour due to work obligations and wanted to enjoy some Amarone. Lady behind the counter engaged me with no snobbery or disdain for my acknowledgement of looking for accessible wines. Will visit again...if I get the chance!

John Hetsko

7 months ago

I stopped in here with very little Italian wine knowledge. I left with a great experience, lots of helpful information, and a souvenir to bring home. There is a wine tasting room and a bottle shop. I did a tasting and then bought a bottle of my favorite to take home. Great spot, staff was super engaging and helpful. Thanks!

Dennis Rieke

11 months ago

A grand wine store who ships internationally at a reasonable price. A great selection of wine with an emphasis on the Amarone varietal. They have a very nicely selected wine tasting in the attached restaurant. Highly recommended wine tasting and the food also is worth a trip back for dinner. Will be returning here in the future for sure and will be shopping in their online store in the meantime.

Steve Munoz

a year ago

My wife and I recently had the pleasure of visiting Vineria all'Amarone, an exquisite wine shop that truly stands out in in Venice. From the moment we arrived, the owner (Johann) welcomed us with genuine warmth and enthusiasm that instantly made us feel at home. His passion for wine is palpable, and he generously offered us a complimentary tasting of some of his finest selections.

The experience was enhanced by his insightful comments about each wine and the unique characteristics they exhibit. It's clear that he deeply understands and appreciates the art of winemaking, and he took the time to share stories behind each bottle, adding a personal touch to our visit.

The ambiance of the shop is simply beautiful, with carefully curated displays showcasing an impressive array of wines sourced from the best regions. The atmosphere is inviting, making it a perfect place to explore and discover new favorites.

Vineria all'Amarone is not just a wine shop; it's a heartfelt experience that celebrates the love of wine. I left with not only a few exquisite bottles but also a newfound appreciation for the artistry behind them. Highly recommended for anyone looking to indulge in quality wines and enjoy remarkable hospitality!

BEFORE YOU ORDER

Where do you ship from and where do you deliver?

All orders are shipped directly from our Wine Shop in Venice, Italy.

We work with a specialist international shipping partner, Mail Boxes Etc.

We ship throughout the European Union and to the United States, United Kingdom, Norway, Switzerland, Canada, Singapore, Japan, Hong Kong, South Korea, Taiwan, Australia and New Zealand.

What are the shipping costs?

United States

1 to 3 bottles€85
4 to 6 bottles€94
7 to 12 bottlesRegular price €168, now €134
13 to 18 bottles€223
19 to 24 bottles€273

Customs and the 15% tariff are paid by us
Certified isothermal packaging, temperature controlled transport
Insured in full, at our cost
Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico: €70 extra per shipment

Canada

1 to 3 bottles€55
4 to 6 bottles€70
7 to 12 bottlesRegular price €100, now €70
13 to 18 bottles€170
19 to 24 bottles€195

Customs and local taxes are paid by the recipient
Certified isothermal packaging, temperature controlled transport
Insured in full, at our cost

United Kingdom, Norway, Switzerland

1 to 3 bottles€30
4 to 6 bottlesRegular price €48, now €30
7 to 12 bottlesRegular price €60, now €30
13 to 18 bottles€84
19 to 24 bottles€108

Customs and local taxes are paid by the recipient
Certified isothermal packaging, temperature controlled transport
Insured in full, at our cost

Singapore, South Korea, Hong Kong, Japan

1 to 3 bottles€70
4 to 6 bottles€100
7 to 12 bottles€100
13 to 18 bottles€240
19 to 24 bottles€295

Customs and local taxes are paid by the recipient
Certified isothermal packaging, temperature controlled transport
Insured in full, at our cost

Australia, New Zealand

1 to 3 bottles€70
4 to 6 bottles€100
7 to 12 bottles€100
13 to 18 bottles€240
19 to 24 bottles€295

Customs and local taxes are paid by the recipient
Certified isothermal packaging, temperature controlled transport
Insured in full, at our cost

Taiwan

1 to 3 bottles€70
4 to 6 bottles€100

Customs and local taxes are paid by the recipient
Certified isothermal packaging, temperature controlled transport
Insured in full, at our cost
For more than 6 bottles to Taiwan, write to us for a quote

Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands