Although Tedeschi’s Valpolicella Superiore is marginally darker and more powerful than their enticing Valpolicella Lucchine, the major difference is how a subtle, yet apparent, hint of savory earthiness balances its dark fruitiness. Tedeschi signature suave texture makes it lovely to drink now. An engaging and harmonizing hint of bitterness in the finish reinforces its stature. Lucchine is a wine for warm days, while Nicalò will be perfect for cooler fall weather.
93 Michael Apstein – Sep 17, 2025