Description While many of Italy’s famed red grapes (such as Sangiovese or Nebbiolo) are noted for high acidity, Montepulciano gives a soft, juicy and approachable wine, even when young. It’s exactly the style enjoyed on a regular basis by the locals. Farinelli is made from hand picked, richly concentrated grapes grown on 30 to 40 year old vines high in the Abruzzo hills. What’s more, it’s declassified (without official DOC status). Although that means it can’t be labelled Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, we’re thrilled with what’s in the glass, plus it means lower admin costs for the winery and a big saving which we pass directly on to you. This is a fine match with a home-made spaghetti Bolognese.
