Montepulciano Wine

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• March 2010

  One of my favorites as well

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• March 2010

  It's a shame.  Montepulciano is one of my favourites as well.

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• March 2010

  I got the vines planted today, gosh it looks great! Thanks for all the in put. ... the in put. I know planting Montepulciano would never come close to imported vintages, but it would be a good hobbie. I will post pictures of my project in a few days. My wife loves it, and it's... Read moreI got the vines planted today, gosh it looks great! Thanks for all the in put. ... the in put. I know planting Montepulciano would never come close to imported vintages, but it would be a good hobbie. I will post pictures of my project in a few days. My wife loves it, and it's changed our entire home in a wonderful way. Keep your fingers crossed for me    (hide)

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• March 2010

  That's pretty tough.  And I'm sure you know that any wine will not be ... to the wine you know from Montepulciano.  Those vines handle drought and dry summers whereas your area is far more humid, among other things.  Doesnt' mean you can't grow grapes, just that the... Read moreThat's pretty tough.  And I'm sure you know that any wine will not be ... to the wine you know from Montepulciano.  Those vines handle drought and dry summers whereas your area is far more humid, among other things.  Doesnt' mean you can't grow grapes, just that the environment is so different that you might bet a better approximation of the wine with an entirely different variety. Also,  I think it's going to be extremely difficult to find that particular grape, since I'm not aware of anyone growing it in the US.  That means you may have to get some in Italy and if you do that, you have to put them thru a quarantine period before customs will let you plant them. You might want to talk to growers in places like VA to see what kinds of grapes they're growing. Still, it's a nice idea and who knows, you might make something really special.  Good luck and let us know how it turns out. Here are a few places that sell grapes.  Bay Laurel Nursery 2500 El Camino Real Atascadero, CA 93422 Tel: 466-6455 Fax: 805-466-6455 URL: http://www.baylaurelnursery.com email: info@baylaurelnursery.com Lon J. Rombough P.O. Box 365 Aurora,OR 97002-0365 Tel: 503-678-1410 Wine and table grape cuttings Sonoma Grapevines 1919 Dennis Ln Santa Rosa, CA 95403 Tel: 707-542-5510 Fax: 707-542-4801 Varietal/table/raisin grapes    (hide)

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• March 2010

  I think the OP is looking for Montepulciano vines, not wines.  ;)

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• March 2010

  Welcome!  Sounds like a fun venture.  ck the snooth search for your Montepulciano wines..  LOTS of reviews here.

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• March 2010

  Hello Snooths, I'm just really learning about wines, my favorites are Torre Spina Montepulciano, and Liberty School Cabernet. Not exspensive wines, but for my taste, very enjoyable. I am planting 10 Caberent vines this weekend in my first attempt towards making my own treasures. I... Read moreHello Snooths, I'm just really learning about wines, my favorites are Torre Spina Montepulciano, and Liberty School Cabernet. Not exspensive wines, but for my taste, very enjoyable. I am planting 10 Caberent vines this weekend in my first attempt towards making my own treasures. I would love to find some Montepulciano vines, if anyone can help please let me know. I'm in Central North Carolina, Gulf. It's a small community and a wonderful place to live. I am hosting my first Pairing this May, and my wife is really supportive in every way. She is even excited about my mini-vineyard.    (hide)

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  March 2010

  Torre Spina Montepulciano In Other Red Varietal Other Italy NV

  Snoothrank: Starting at $13^.99

  I love the Montepulciano wines, Torre Spina has a wonderful blend that's fruity, lightly spiced and has a slow rich finish. Deep dark burgundy, very pleasant fragrance I found that for the money I can't beat the quality.

  Wine review by DonBollinger

  
  
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  March 2010

  Quattro Mani Montepulciano d'Abruzzo 2008

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  Red berries and some black cherries, sweet spices and loads of fruit. Easy drinking

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• March 2010

  I've notice that my personal favorite Montepulciano d'Abruzzo is never on a wine list when dining out. I find the wine is excellent with spicy foods or simply by itself, just a curious observation. Also, I've set out 10 Cabernet grape vines recently. I want to grow the Montepulciano... Read moreI've notice that my personal favorite Montepulciano d'Abruzzo is never on a wine list when dining out. I find the wine is excellent with spicy foods or simply by itself, just a curious observation. Also, I've set out 10 Cabernet grape vines recently. I want to grow the Montepulciano but can't locate anyone that sells this vine. Does anyone know where I might find this? Don Bollinger    (hide)

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