Wine Details
Tasting Notes
How This Wine Feels In The Glass
What This Wine Loves With
Pasta
Red Meat
Cheese
Chocolate
What We Drink This With.
Pairs beautifully with
PASTA
meat
Cheese/dessert
Why we chose this wine
“Cavolo” is Brigaldara’s more agile, contemporary expression of Amarone a wine that honours tradition while embracing lightness, energy, and immediacy. Crafted from hillside Corvina, Corvinone, and Rondinella, the grapes are gently dried through appassimento, but with a shorter resting period, allowing for purity of fruit and freshness of structure.
Fermented slowly, then aged with restraint in large Slavonian oak, this Amarone shows a brighter, more lifted style, no less complex, but elegantly restrained.
On the nose, it opens with wild red cherries, ripe plum, and sweet spices, followed by hints of dried herbs, cocoa, and subtle orange peel. The palate is vibrant and full, but never heavy, the tannins are polished, the acidity mouthwatering, and the finish clean, dry, and persistent.
This is Amarone for the modern table: expressive, soulful, but with a fresh tempo that invites a second glass.
Behind the wine is the Brigaldara family, who farm with purpose and patience. In 2022, they were honoured with the Gambero Rosso Sustainable Viticulture Award for their commitment to ecological harmony, a philosophy that includes preserving woodlands, maintaining native truffle grounds, and reintroducing sheep to rebuild a self-sustaining ecosystem in their vineyards. It’s a way of farming that values rhythm, regeneration, and respect.
In Cavolo, that ethos is clear, a wine shaped by care, by place, and by a desire to express beauty without excess.
Red Wine
Brigaldara Cavolo Amarone della Valpolicella DOCG 2020
A fresh, contemporary Amarone with wild cherry, ripe plum, sweet spice, dried herbs and orange peel. Full yet lifted, with polished tannins, mouth-watering acidity and a clean dry finish that suits braised meat, game or aged cheese.
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At a glance
TasteRipe red fruit, savoury spice and a smooth finish.
Best withPasta, roast meat and mature cheese.
ServeServe slightly cool and give the wine a little air before the first glass.
FromVeneto, Italy
Bottle facts
The useful details.
- Vintage
- 2020
- Style
- Red Wine
- Grape
- Corvina, Corvinone, Rondinella
- Origin
- Veneto, Italy
- Appellation
- Amarone della Valpolicella DOCG
- Closure
- Cork
- Bottle
- 750ml
Wine passport
The style in seconds.
A quick visual guide for new drinkers, with the useful detail wine lovers expect.
Tasting notes
What you will notice.
Spice
Gentle savoury spice through the finish.
Oak
Subtle oak shape and texture.
Leather
A savoury, mature note with earthy depth.
An easy way to choose
What to eat. When to open it.
Best food pairings
The wine and its maker
The story in the bottle.
“Cavolo” is Brigaldara’s more agile, contemporary expression of Amarone a wine that honours tradition while embracing lightness, energy, and immediacy. Crafted from hillside Corvina, Corvinone, and Rondinella, the grapes are gently dried through appassimento, but with a shorter resting period, allowing for purity of fruit and freshness of structure.
Fermented slowly, then aged with restraint in large Slavonian oak, this Amarone shows a brighter, more lifted style, no less complex, but elegantly restrained.
On the nose, it opens with wild red cherries, ripe plum, and sweet spices, followed by hints of dried herbs, cocoa, and subtle orange peel. The palate is vibrant and full, but never heavy, the tannins are polished, the acidity mouthwatering, and the finish clean, dry, and persistent.
This is Amarone for the modern table: expressive, soulful, but with a fresh tempo that invites a second glass.
Behind the wine is the Brigaldara family, who farm with purpose and patience. In 2022, they were honoured with the Gambero Rosso Sustainable Viticulture Award for their commitment to ecological harmony, a philosophy that includes preserving woodlands, maintaining native truffle grounds, and reintroducing sheep to rebuild a self-sustaining ecosystem in their vineyards. It’s a way of farming that values rhythm, regeneration, and respect.
In Cavolo, that ethos is clear, a wine shaped by care, by place, and by a desire to express beauty without excess.
At the table
See what to serve with it.



How to enjoy it
Give it air, then pour.
Serve slightly cool and give the wine a little air before the first glass.
Customer reviews