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Discover the rich flavors of Veneto with our curated selection of Corvina wines at Saghi. From the powerful Amarone to the elegant Valpolicella, these wines offer bright cherry notes, balanced acidity, and subtle spice. Perfect for pairing with a variety of dishes, our Corvina collection promises to elevate any occasion. Explore and enjoy the essence of Italian winemaking at its finest.

Discover Corvina Wines

At Saghi, we celebrate the unique character of Corvina, the grape that forms the backbone of some of Veneto’s most celebrated wines. Known for its bright cherry notes, balanced acidity, and a touch of spice, Corvina is the heart and soul of Italy's prestigious reds.

Is Valpolicella Sweet?
When it comes to Italian wines, Valpolicella holds a special place in many enthusiasts’ hearts. But amidst its popularity, one question often arises: Is Valpolicella wine sweet? The answer? It depends. Valpolicella wines can vary significantly in sweetness, from bone dry to moderately sweet, depending on the specific type and style you choose. Understanding Valpolicella Varietals: Valpolicella wines are primarily made from a blend of native grape varieties, including Corvina, Rondinella, and Molinara. These grapes contribute to the diverse flavor profiles found within the region’s wines. Dry vs. Sweet: Traditionally, Valpolicella Classico wines tend to be dry, with bright acidity

Iconic Varietals from Veneto

Corvina is most famously associated with the rich and powerful Amarone, where the grapes are dried to concentrate their flavors, resulting in a wine of remarkable depth. You'll also find the elegant Valpolicella, a lighter expression that perfectly captures the grape’s fresh, fruity essence. Our collection includes a range of styles, from everyday drinking wines to special occasion bottles.

Perfect Pairings

Whether you’re planning a feast or a simple meal, Corvina wines are incredibly versatile. Their acidity makes them a great match for rich pasta dishes, hearty meats, and even aged cheeses. Explore our selection to find the perfect bottle for your next culinary adventure.