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Fantini Montepulciano d'abruzzo

0.75 l

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    The great thing about Italian wines is that they are so Italian. That is because most wines are made from grape varieties that you only encounter in Italy. At Fantini these include the sangiovese that grows all over Italy and regional varieties such as primitivo and montepulciano. What also makes Italian wines juicy are the stories that go with them. For example, the wines from Abruzzo became famous because the Austrian princess Margaret and her husband, the Prince of Farnese, grew wine there with the help of the Fantini family. Their royal wines were served at all court parties in Europe. Fantini still makes classic regional wines, but with a modern, full-fruity twist.

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    Fantini Montepulciano d'abruzzo

    0.75 l

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      Soft, supple wine with a fruity, spicy taste. Friendly without sharp edges. Always can. As a drink and with a creamy pasta. * Color, taste: red, smooth * Grape variety: Montepulciano * Country, region: Italy, Abruzzo * Great with: pasta, vegetarian * Awarded: Hamersma, 8.5

      €8 , 05

      €9,75 (incl. btw)

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        Soft, supple wine with a fruity, spicy taste. Friendly without sharp edges. Always can. As a drink and with a creamy pasta.




        * Color, taste: red, smooth
        * Grape variety: Montepulciano
        * Country, region: Italy, Abruzzo
        * Great with: pasta, vegetarian
        * Awarded: Hamersma, 8.5

        Extra information

        Wine

        The great thing about Italian wines is that they are so Italian. That is because most wines are made from grape varieties that you only encounter in Italy. At Fantini these include the sangiovese that grows all over Italy and regional varieties such as primitivo and montepulciano. What also makes Italian wines juicy are the stories that go with them. For example, the wines from Abruzzo became famous because the Austrian princess Margaret and her husband, the Prince of Farnese, grew wine there with the help of the Fantini family. Their royal wines were served at all court parties in Europe. Fantini still makes classic regional wines, but with a modern, full-fruity twist.

        Contains sulfites

        Allergy information

        Sulfites

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