1966 Sartori, 1983 Pegaso & 1985 Allegrni - Amarone della Valpolicella - 3 Bottles (0.75L)





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This lot contains three 0.75-litre bottles of Amarone della Valpolicella: Sartori 1966, Pegaso 1983 and Allegrini 1985.
Description from the seller
Lot of 3 Bottles – Amarone della Valpolicella 1966, 1983 & 1985 – Sartori, Pegaso & Allegrini
An exceptional collection of three historic Amarone della Valpolicella wines, representing nearly two decades of traditional winemaking in the renowned Valpolicella region of Veneto, Italy.
This fascinating lot brings together three different vintages — 1966, 1983 and 1985 — produced by Sartori, Pegaso and Allegrini.
Each bottle reflects a different chapter in the history of Amarone, one of Italy’s most distinctive red wines, traditionally produced using partially dried grapes to achieve remarkable concentration, richness and complexity.
With their original vintage labels and traditional presentation, these bottles offer an appealing opportunity for collectors of historic Italian wines and enthusiasts of classic Amarone.
BOTTLE 1 – SARTORI AMARONE DELLA VALPOLICELLA 1966
* Producer: Sartori
* Wine: Recioto della Valpolicella Amarone
* Vintage: 1966
* Region: Veneto, Italy
* Origin: Negrar, Valpolicella
* Appellation: Historic DOC bottling
* Original vintage label and capsule
A remarkable historic bottle from Sartori, a traditional producer associated with the winemaking heritage of Valpolicella.
The bottle features an elegant black and gold label, decorated with traditional heraldic elements and the distinctive Sartori signature.
The original neck label clearly displays the 1966 vintage, making this a particularly interesting example of Amarone from the 1960s.
The bottle also retains its decorative hanging tag attached by a red cord.
BOTTLE 2 – PEGASO AMARONE DELLA VALPOLICELLA CLASSICO 1983
* Brand: Pegaso
* Wine: Recioto della Valpolicella Classico Amarone
* Vintage: 1983
* Region: Veneto, Italy
* Appellation: DOC
* Capacity: 750 ml
* Alcohol content: 15% ABV
* Original vintage label and capsule
An interesting bottle of Pegaso Amarone della Valpolicella Classico 1983, featuring a distinctive burgundy and gold label.
The original neck label displays the 1983 vintage, while the main label retains the traditional designation Recioto della Valpolicella Classico Amarone.
The bottle represents the traditional style of Amarone production during the 1980s, when the wine was gaining increasing recognition beyond its historic production area.
BOTTLE 3 – ALLEGRINI AMARONE DELLA VALPOLICELLA 1985
* Producer: Allegrini
* Wine: Recioto della Valpolicella Amarone Classico Superiore
* Vintage: 1985
* Region: Veneto, Italy
* Origin: Fumane di Valpolicella
* Appellation: DOC
* Capacity: 750 ml
* Original vintage label and capsule
A historic bottle of Allegrini Amarone 1985, produced by one of the best-known families in Valpolicella winemaking.
The bottle features the distinctive black label with silver lettering and the traditional red Allegrini signature.
The designation “Classico Superiore” reflects the terminology used on this original period bottling.
An appealing example of Allegrini’s winemaking history, particularly interesting to collectors of older Amarone vintages.
HISTORICAL AND COLLECTIBLE SIGNIFICANCE
Amarone della Valpolicella is internationally recognised for its distinctive production method, involving the drying of selected grapes before fermentation.
This traditional technique produces wines known for their concentration, structure and ageing potential.
The three bottles in this collection illustrate the evolution of Amarone across different decades, from the traditional presentation of the 1960s to the increasingly recognisable labels of the 1980s.
Particularly noteworthy is the 1966 Sartori, a bottle dating back approximately 60 years, accompanied by two examples from the 1980s.
Together, they form an attractive collection of historic Venetian wines.
CONDITION
All three bottles are presented in their original vintage condition.
The labels show natural signs of ageing, including minor discolouration, surface marks and wear consistent with their age.
The original capsules are present and display visible signs of ageing.
The Sartori 1966 bottle retains its original decorative hanging tag and red cord.
The Pegaso 1983 and Allegrini 1985 bottles retain their original vintage labels.
The liquid levels are exactly as shown in the photographs.
Please carefully examine all photographs, as they form an integral part of the description and accurately represent the condition of the bottles.
Due to their considerable age, these wines are offered exclusively as historical collector’s items.
No guarantee is provided regarding the preservation or drinkability of the contents.
SHIPPING
Shipping via insured courier using professional Nakpack packaging specifically designed for bottles, ensuring maximum protection during transportation.
All three bottles will be carefully packed to protect their original labels, capsules and historical details.
For shipping to islands such as Madeira or Palma de Mallorca, the cost is €60.
Seller's Story
Lot of 3 Bottles – Amarone della Valpolicella 1966, 1983 & 1985 – Sartori, Pegaso & Allegrini
An exceptional collection of three historic Amarone della Valpolicella wines, representing nearly two decades of traditional winemaking in the renowned Valpolicella region of Veneto, Italy.
This fascinating lot brings together three different vintages — 1966, 1983 and 1985 — produced by Sartori, Pegaso and Allegrini.
Each bottle reflects a different chapter in the history of Amarone, one of Italy’s most distinctive red wines, traditionally produced using partially dried grapes to achieve remarkable concentration, richness and complexity.
With their original vintage labels and traditional presentation, these bottles offer an appealing opportunity for collectors of historic Italian wines and enthusiasts of classic Amarone.
BOTTLE 1 – SARTORI AMARONE DELLA VALPOLICELLA 1966
* Producer: Sartori
* Wine: Recioto della Valpolicella Amarone
* Vintage: 1966
* Region: Veneto, Italy
* Origin: Negrar, Valpolicella
* Appellation: Historic DOC bottling
* Original vintage label and capsule
A remarkable historic bottle from Sartori, a traditional producer associated with the winemaking heritage of Valpolicella.
The bottle features an elegant black and gold label, decorated with traditional heraldic elements and the distinctive Sartori signature.
The original neck label clearly displays the 1966 vintage, making this a particularly interesting example of Amarone from the 1960s.
The bottle also retains its decorative hanging tag attached by a red cord.
BOTTLE 2 – PEGASO AMARONE DELLA VALPOLICELLA CLASSICO 1983
* Brand: Pegaso
* Wine: Recioto della Valpolicella Classico Amarone
* Vintage: 1983
* Region: Veneto, Italy
* Appellation: DOC
* Capacity: 750 ml
* Alcohol content: 15% ABV
* Original vintage label and capsule
An interesting bottle of Pegaso Amarone della Valpolicella Classico 1983, featuring a distinctive burgundy and gold label.
The original neck label displays the 1983 vintage, while the main label retains the traditional designation Recioto della Valpolicella Classico Amarone.
The bottle represents the traditional style of Amarone production during the 1980s, when the wine was gaining increasing recognition beyond its historic production area.
BOTTLE 3 – ALLEGRINI AMARONE DELLA VALPOLICELLA 1985
* Producer: Allegrini
* Wine: Recioto della Valpolicella Amarone Classico Superiore
* Vintage: 1985
* Region: Veneto, Italy
* Origin: Fumane di Valpolicella
* Appellation: DOC
* Capacity: 750 ml
* Original vintage label and capsule
A historic bottle of Allegrini Amarone 1985, produced by one of the best-known families in Valpolicella winemaking.
The bottle features the distinctive black label with silver lettering and the traditional red Allegrini signature.
The designation “Classico Superiore” reflects the terminology used on this original period bottling.
An appealing example of Allegrini’s winemaking history, particularly interesting to collectors of older Amarone vintages.
HISTORICAL AND COLLECTIBLE SIGNIFICANCE
Amarone della Valpolicella is internationally recognised for its distinctive production method, involving the drying of selected grapes before fermentation.
This traditional technique produces wines known for their concentration, structure and ageing potential.
The three bottles in this collection illustrate the evolution of Amarone across different decades, from the traditional presentation of the 1960s to the increasingly recognisable labels of the 1980s.
Particularly noteworthy is the 1966 Sartori, a bottle dating back approximately 60 years, accompanied by two examples from the 1980s.
Together, they form an attractive collection of historic Venetian wines.
CONDITION
All three bottles are presented in their original vintage condition.
The labels show natural signs of ageing, including minor discolouration, surface marks and wear consistent with their age.
The original capsules are present and display visible signs of ageing.
The Sartori 1966 bottle retains its original decorative hanging tag and red cord.
The Pegaso 1983 and Allegrini 1985 bottles retain their original vintage labels.
The liquid levels are exactly as shown in the photographs.
Please carefully examine all photographs, as they form an integral part of the description and accurately represent the condition of the bottles.
Due to their considerable age, these wines are offered exclusively as historical collector’s items.
No guarantee is provided regarding the preservation or drinkability of the contents.
SHIPPING
Shipping via insured courier using professional Nakpack packaging specifically designed for bottles, ensuring maximum protection during transportation.
All three bottles will be carefully packed to protect their original labels, capsules and historical details.
For shipping to islands such as Madeira or Palma de Mallorca, the cost is €60.

