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"A brilliant ruby red, on the nose it is intense and fruity with ripe red fruits, a perfect example of classic Montepulciano-wines from this region. Rich, full-bodied, warm, fresh, with soft tannins and a long finish, it is the perfect accompaniment to grilled red meat, but also great just by the glass all at a great price." - WINERY NOTES
“In the early 2000s, Antonio and Georgina Terni of the historic Fattoria Le Terrazze put the Conero region on international wine maps.”–Eric Guido, Vinous
Fattoria Le Terrazze is located on slopes overlooking the Adriatic sea, with vineyards situated at 500 meters altitude on Monte Conero; this unusually hilly and rocky part of the Adriatic coastline has hosted vineyards for nearly 3000 years. The Terni family has owned the estate since 1882, and today Fedrico Curtaz is consultant enologist. The vineyards are planted almost entirely to Montepulciano, with small amounts of Merlot, Syrah, and Chardonnay. These wines are rich, exciting examples of the great potential of this lesser known area – the “other coast” of the Marche still abounds in values – and in wines with equal appeal to its Tuscan neighbors.
"A brilliant ruby red, on the nose it is intense and fruity with ripe red fruits, a perfect example of classic Montepulciano-wines from this region. Rich, full-bodied, warm, fresh, with soft tannins and a long finish, it is the perfect accompaniment to grilled red meat, but also great just by the glass all at a great price." - WINERY NOTES
“In the early 2000s, Antonio and Georgina Terni of the historic Fattoria Le Terrazze put the Conero region on international wine maps.”–Eric Guido, Vinous
Fattoria Le Terrazze is located on slopes overlooking the Adriatic sea, with vineyards situated at 500 meters altitude on Monte Conero; this unusually hilly and rocky part of the Adriatic coastline has hosted vineyards for nearly 3000 years. The Terni family has owned the estate since 1882, and today Fedrico Curtaz is consultant enologist. The vineyards are planted almost entirely to Montepulciano, with small amounts of Merlot, Syrah, and Chardonnay. These wines are rich, exciting examples of the great potential of this lesser known area – the “other coast” of the Marche still abounds in values – and in wines with equal appeal to its Tuscan neighbors.
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