"——Amarone, in Italian, is also known as 'strong bitterness.' Like the ancient holy wine of Rome, it's made using the drying method. The body is rich with intense aromas of dried fruits and raisins. Though it doesn't come across as astringent when tasted, it also lacks the sweet fragrance of Bordeaux or Nebbiolo; it's a wine of great charm."
"But I've always felt that the real charm of a wine doesn't lie in its taste. The quality of a wine depends more on its origin and age... Whether it's suitable for you depends on how well it aligns with the atmosphere and mood when you drink it."
"Like this Amarone, I find its more captivating aspect lies in its history and origin..."
Zheng Qing followed Andrew into his office, listening to his endless talk about wine, watching as two glasses clinked as they flew out of the cabinet and landed steadily on the desk.
The office host tore off the paper bag in his hand, revealing a slender-necked wine bottle.
The cork popped.
