Looking absent-mindedly at the label of this wine, one might overlook the unusual representation of a warrior rabbit, complete with shield and spear, mounting a snail with a human face. It looks like the work of a psychedelic cartoonist. While in reality it is the reproduction of unlikely killer bunnies that appear on illuminated manuscripts. After all, this is the world of wine. A world made up of curiosities and details that need to be uncovered with a small light to give meaning and value to what we buy. Not just wine. Culture Pills. Peperino is a blend of 60% Sangiovese and 60% Merlot, proposed by Teruzzi after aging for about a year partly in stainless steel and partly in French oak barriques and tonneaux of third and fourth passage. Not excessively deep ruby red, the nose has good intensity and persistence, with subtle notes of wood that blend with the fruity ones. In the mouth it is pleasant but firm and full-bodied, with a tannic note well present but perfectly balanced by the fruit. The finish is long and pleasant.