High in tannins, for 10 points, name this Tuscan grape variety which must constitute at least 75% of Chianti DOCG wines.
In the 2008 ‘Brunellopoli' fraud scandal, producers were accused of illegally including grape varieties other than this one in their wines, breaking DOCG rules. This grape variety constitutes the majority of the blend of Antinori's Tignanello, unlike most ‘Super Tuscans' which are predominantly composed of international varieties. The name of this grape variety is derived from the Latin for ‘Jupiter's blood'. High in tannins, for 10 points, name this Tuscan grape variety which must constitute at least 75% of Chianti DOCG wines.
In the 2008 ‘Brunellopoli' fraud scandal, producers were accused of illegally including grape varieties other than this one in their wines, breaking DOCG rules.
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