Organic wine in Demeter quality

The Passerina grape variety gets its name from small berries and the fact that sparrows have a special preference for this grape – given its the particularly tasty flesh. It is widespread in the Marche and Abruzzo regions, with a taste as fabled as the region itself. The result? A white wine that’s as aromatic, as mineral and as enduring as the natural environment that produced it. Perfect with starters, seafood alternatives or white meat alternatives.

Intertwined with nature, the land and legend

The vineyards of the Fabulas winery are located in the Pretoro municipality in the Majella national park. Legend has it that, at one time, seven female warriors called the Majellane lived in this region. Every bottle of Fabulas is evocative of one of these seven women and the magic of this region: from the legend of the Goddess Maja to its traditional folk songs. A legendary natural environment that produces legendary wine. Discover sparkling white wines, full-bodied or sweet red wines or a fruity rosé wine.

Legendary organic-quality wines

Influenced by the mountain massif that gives the national park its name, the region is characterised by major temperature fluctuations from day to night – ideal conditions for the quality of the grapes. The result? A higher sugar content, less acid degradation and improved flavour characteristics. Having said that, winegrowing at these altitudes requires more attentive care. That is why all processing phases – from pruning to harvesting – are performed by hand. A unique level of attention to detail you can really taste.

Tied to the region and tradition

Fabulas wines are grown and produced in line with Demeter standards. The idea behind the biodynamic method is to achieve a balance between earth, agriculture and human wellbeing, which in turn serves to preserve and promote biodiversity. Also certified as a “Biodiversity Friend”, not only does Fabulas promote the quality of the wines, but it also fosters soil fertility and the conservation of the habitat. The vineyard is dotted with clusters of trees and shrubs. The soil is cyclically dug up and sown with mixed seeds of cereals, flowers, clover and rapeseed, which, together with the compost, provide an ideal breeding ground for the vines. Even the yeasts responsible for the fermentation process come specifically from the pollen of the local flora and thus directly from the ecosystem of the vineyard. The wines couldn't be any more connected to their territory. You can taste the quality!