Vero Vera is one of the premium wine brands in South America, which have won prestigious acclaim and awards from such famous institutions as the International Wine Masters and the International Association of Wine Retailers. Vero Vera was established by the husband and wife team of Carlos Uribe and Jose Maria Uribe in 1990. They decided to invest in vineyards all over the Andes Mountains to bottle good quality reds and whites and to distribute their fine wines all over the region. The brand has expanded vastly over the years and these days it caters for an exclusive group of consumers who demand nothing less than the best from a wine. The Uribe’s main intention with Vero Vera was to develop a premium brand that would rival the best in the world. This has been largely successful, and in fact, their success has encouraged other producers in South America to take advantage of the same opportunity and create even better tasting premium wines.
One of the most important things that sets Vero Vera apart from other premium brands is the unique way in which it ages, and this allows it to compete favorably against expensive imported wines that are often considered “antique”. Many people mistakenly believe that “antique” means “old”, but in truth, it simply means that the wine is older than some others. For example, Champagne or Chianti Classico, both of which are regarded as “classics” by most people, actually belong to a class of wines called “vintage”. If they were bottled today, they would be considered “young” and therefore not as desirable.
The uniqueness of Vero Vera makes it very easy to distinguish between what is aged in the barrels as well as what is the real taste of the wine. Most wines spoil after they are bottled. However, the unique antibacterial properties of Vero Vera preserve the wine’s taste so that it maintains its quality for decades. This is why Vero Vera wines are considered among the highest quality wines available in the United States. If you are looking for a wine that maintains a high value for years, then Vero Vera is definitely worth trying.