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Seven Italian Reds for $23 or Less
Top producers from lesser-known regions in Italy offer delicious wines at bargain prices
Posted: June 28, 2002
Although Tuscany and Piedmont may be more familiar to many wine lovers, vintners in central Italy's Abruzzi region have been making wine from the indigenous Montepulciano grape for centuries. High production limits in this area mean that Montepulciano d'Abruzzo is often a great value when quality is high as well.
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