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Restaurant review: Amarone, 12-13 St Andrew Square, Edinburgh. By The Newsroom. Published 12th Mar 2012, 00:00 BST. Perhaps, like me, you’ve noticed the Money People on George Street.

Amarone on Nelson Mandela Place in Glasgow (reviewed when it first opened) was great, but the new outlet at the corner of George Street and St Andrew's Square in Edinburgh is truly stunning.

Just why is Amarone so expensive? Find the answer in the first installment of our Ask The Expert series! We're excited today ...

Amarone has a well-earned reputation for power. After all, it's not uncommon to find bottles that clear 15.5% ABV and approach 16% or more. But the best examples are about much more than sheer ...

Where: 12-13 St Andrew Square, Edinburgh EH2 2AF. Squaremeal says: Another George Street Italian housed in a grand old bank building, Amarone doesn’t boast quite the same jaw-dropping interior ...

Amarone is a product of patience, and each bottle tells a tale of the intense labor, love, and time that goes into making them. In every mouthful, the quest for quality becomes clear. The marriage of ...

Amarone Della Valpolicella Classico is not a wine that you’d likely choose to drink every day. First, it’s expensive compared to other Italian wines. Second, it is a powerful, opulent, … ...

Amarone, produced in a zone just west of Verona, is one of Italy's most powerful and long-lived red wines. Thanks to its unique production method, it's also one of the most distinctive wines made ...

I’ve always found Amarone hard to pair with food. A very full-bodied, dry, powerful and often quite tannic red, Amarone can be high in alcohol too—sometimes as much as 17%, close to the ...