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03-17-2006, 02:45 PM,
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I have a bottle that says Azienda Agricola Montebelli Fabula 2003.
I am having trouble getting much info on it. I think this is a sangiovese from Tuscany. Any info would be appreciated
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03-17-2006, 03:21 PM,
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The Fabula is indeed mostly Sangiovese, with some Canaiolo. It's the little brother of the Montebelli di Monteregio Fabula di Monteregio Riserva which retails for a bit under $30. The Monteregio is a much, much better wine, far more than the $15 or so price difference.
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03-17-2006, 08:26 PM,
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Thanks, The bottle I have says Monteregio di massa marittima. This is very good, I will look for the big brother next time I'm out. I was at a gathering last weekend and brought this along it went over pretty well, especially with the pizza.I grabbed a couple more bottles of it today. I am suprised how I like this but not the chianti i had about a month ago. I thought I didn't care for sangiovese
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03-17-2006, 09:06 PM,
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Sangiovese is not just a Tuscan grape. You could draw a big circle around the middle of Italy, and just about every red wine would have at least a shot of Sangiovese or more in it.
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03-18-2006, 08:06 AM,
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IK is right.

The Emiglia Romana and Marche regions nearby produce a fair amount of Sangiovese.
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