Cangrande Valpolicella Ripasso

Cangrande Valpolicella Ripasso is a classic red wine originating from the Veneto region in Northern Italy. The brand is deeply rooted in the winemaking traditions of Verona, named after the historical ruler Cangrande I della Scala. The wine is produced using the traditional 'ripasso' method, where Valpolicella wine is re-fermented with the skins of dried grapes used for Amarone, resulting in a richer, more complex flavor profile.

The wine is produced in Italy, specifically within the Valpolicella DOC zone. While the heritage of the label is linked to the Michele Peroni vineyard name, the brand is widely distributed and often associated with private label selections or exclusive partnerships. In the Netherlands, it is part of the Albert Heijn wine selection, where it is marketed as a curated choice for consumers seeking authentic Italian regional wines under their brand management.