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November 16, 2008

Brunello Consortium members vote again not to allow grapes other than Sangiovese

At an assembly of Brunello Consortium members on Friday, November 14, producers voted unanimously not to change article 2 of the "disciplinare", the appellation laws. Article 2 requires that Brunello di Montalcino be made from pure Sangiovese grapes. Brunello Consortium members already voted once on proposed changes to the disciplinare, on October 27, including a proposal to allow grapes other than Sangiovese. A call for a second vote was made and except for a few producers who abstained from voting, yesterday the producers voted unanimously not to change Article 2.

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