2012 Giuseppe Quintarelli Alzero Cabernet – Veneto Red Wine Blend

Giuseppe Quintarelli’s Iconic Veneto Red Blend: A Masterpiece of Artisanal Winemaking

Elevate your wine collection with Giuseppe Quintarelli’s exceptional 2012 vintage from Italy’s renowned Veneto region—a harmonious marriage of Cabernet Sauvignon (40%), Cabernet Franc (40%), and Merlot (20%). Crafted by one of Italy’s most revered winemaking families, this bottle transcends ordinary wine with its commitment to uncompromising quality and time-honored tradition.

For discerning wine lovers seeking authenticity and rarity, Quintarelli’s wines embody meticulous attention to detail at every stage. From handpicked grapes to artisanal cork closures and elegantly handwritten labels, each element reflects Bepi Quintarelli’s legendary perfectionism. This blend delivers a bold yet refined taste experience—rich blackcurrant notes from Cabernet Sauvignon intertwine with Cabernet Franc’s herbal complexity and Merlot’s velvety smoothness—resulting in a wine that balances power and elegance effortlessly.

Ideal for special occasions or cellaring due to its exceptional aging potential (16.5% alcohol), this 2012 vintage showcases Veneto’s terroir through layers of dark fruit, spice, and earthy undertones. Unlike mass-produced options, Quintarelli’s small-batch approach ensures unparalleled craftsmanship and limited availability, making it a standout choice for collectors and connoisseurs alike.

Whether you’re celebrating a milestone or building a rare wine portfolio, this bottle promises an unforgettable sensory journey rooted in generations of expertise. Its legacy as an Italian icon guarantees depth and sophistication unmatched by conventional blends.

Note: Discounts are not applicable to this Fine & Rare category item. Price and availability may vary in-store.

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