Richer, Fruitier Brunellos May Lie Ahead

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Issue: May 31, 1998

May 31, 1998 Richer, Fruitier Brunellos May Lie Ahead Brunello di Montalcino, Tuscany's famous red wine, may have a richer and fruitier taste in the future due to recent changes in the laws governing its aging.

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