The acquisition of the 176-hectare estate is complete. The new president is criminal lawyer Nino Caleca. The focus now shifts to new strategies and synergies to grow the brands
After a period of growth that has brought the DOCG to 3.2 million bottles, efforts are now focused on the Piemonte is brand. On 16 June, a B2B event in Rome
In Scarlino, Tuscany, the “Tiramisu” project has been launched. The wine ageing process will be monitored by the University of Pisa and the National Institute for Nuclear Physics
Shipments to the US continue, though wine is increasingly expensive, while Germany and the UK are less dynamic. Sparkling wines perform better than average
Four vice-presidents were also elected to represent the production categories and ensure consistency across the working groups. The challenges for the three-year term include: sustainability, innovation, and international markets
Six new entries on the board of the Tuscan DOCG, but the female quota stalls at 13%. A decision on who will succeed Fabrizio Bindocci expected by the end of May
Overall volumes are still far from a situation that could be considered balanced. Notably, white PDO wines are decreasing more rapidly than reds and rosés, reflecting the latest consumption trends