Corvina Cà Dei Maghi
De Grote Hamersma
De Grote Hamersma​ 9
Jancis Robinson
16/20 Points

Corvina I.G.T.

 14,95

“Venice is beautiful, and matching wines are made in its backyard. Delightful, that tarry red valpolicella, rose-scented, that subtle fruit, those dashing acids…

Hard to make, something so sophisticated. In practice, therefore, much valpolicella is more likely to be thin and acidic, or, on the contrary, unrepentantly powerful.

But here, in Cà dei Maghi, the home of the magicians, they know how to conjure up true Valpolicella. It may not be called that because only grape corvina was used here, not the otherwise required valpolicella grapes, but the result is like the valpolicella of your dreams.

Almost rosé-like in color, delicate and bashful in aroma, a taste of silk and lace. Ragfijn. Floats out the glass.

Be quick, because there is not much of it. 470 bottles. We tasted number 13, it was handwritten on it. Does not bring bad luck by any means. Except that we were sorry that we didn’t have bottle 14 to go on as well.”

– Hamersma (2022)

About the wine

Winery: Cà Dei Maghi
Wine: Corvina
Classification: IGT
Grape variety: Corvina
Region/Area: Valpolicella (Verona)
Type: Dry red wine
Soil: Alluvial, Limestone
Harvest: 2021
Alcohol: 11%
Closure: Natural cork
Serving temperature: 14-16° C
Lay-up potential: Long shelf life but no data available yet
Content: 0.75L

Vinification

The grapes used for the Corvina are freshly hand-picked. The wine is then aged for 6 months in stainless steel tanks.

Colour

A very special and remarkably sophisticated color reminiscent of a mix of red, rosé and white.

Odor

In the nose, this Corvina wine from Cà Dei Maghi reveals notes of slightly wilted red flowers. Such as wild violets and rosehip accompanied by red berries.

Taste impression

A light and cheerful summer wine full of subtle red fruit. A special Corvina wine of absolute refinement.

Culinary advice

This light Corvina is perfect for drinking in the sunshine as an aperitif.

Awards

De Grote Hamersma

De Grote Hamersma​ 9

Jancis Robinson

16/20 Points

Tasting Notes

The Great Hammersma

“Venice is beautiful, and matching wines are made in its backyard. Delightful, that tarry red valpolicella, rose-scented, that subtle fruit, those dashing acids…

Hard to make, something so sophisticated. In practice, therefore, much valpolicella is more likely to be thin and acidic, or, on the contrary, unrepentantly powerful.

But here, in Cà dei Maghi, the home of the magicians, they know how to conjure up true Valpolicella. It may not be called that because only grape corvina was used here, not the otherwise required valpolicella grapes, but the result is like the valpolicella of your dreams.

Almost rosé-like in color, delicate and bashful in aroma, a taste of silk and lace. Ragfijn. Floats out the glass.

Be quick, because there is not much of it. 470 bottles. We tasted number 13, it was handwritten on it. Does not bring bad luck by any means. Except that we were sorry that we didn’t have bottle 14 to go on as well.”

– Hamersma (2022)

Jancis Robinson (2022)

“Pale fuchsia red. Smells like Turkish fruit and maraschino cherries. Bone dry (though it smells like it’s a little sweet) with masses of tangy acidity and rusty cherry juice, like tannins tiny dogs without yapping teeth biting you on the heels. Energetic, fun and super refreshing. Good pizza wine! (Or baconsarmie wine…) (TC)”

– Jancis Robinson (2022)

 

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