"Ciu Ciu Bacchus" is a well-known red wine from the Marche region of Italy. It's a blend of Montepulciano and Sangiovese grapes, often described as a dry, full-bodied wine with a ruby red hue and notes of dark berries and spice. The name "Ciu Ciu" translates to "drink drink" in the Marchese dialect, and "Bacchus" refers to the Roman god of wine. 

Here's a more detailed look at the wine:

• Origin: The wine comes from the Piceno growing area in the south of the Marche region. 
• Grapes: It's a blend of equal parts Montepulciano and Sangiovese. 
• Characteristics: The wine is typically described as having a ruby red color, with purple shades tending to orange. It's known for its dry, full-bodied nature and fair tannic taste. 
• Aromas and Flavors: The wine often exhibits aromas of dark berries and a little spice, along with a rich, fruitful palate.