Abruzzo calling Bordeaux. Montepulciano and Cabernet Sauvignon in equal parts and a quick refinement in steel for a wine that stands out for its immediacy and ease of drinking. Diecicoppe di Pasetti presents itself in the glass with a pleasant ruby red colour with violet nuances. The nose is fresh and fruity, with notes of cherry and blackberry and well-ripened maraschino cherry. As the minutes pass, then, more and more vegetal memories of fresh grass and hay become perceptible. In the mouth it's just what you expect. An immediate and not excessively structured wine. Ample just enough to leave you feeling good, and smooth thanks to the alcohol that is present but not annoying. What is striking, however, is the overall balance. In spite of its youth, it stands out as a whole. The finish, particularly long, prolongs the pleasure of drinking for several seconds.