Tuscany

Mauro Vannucci and his daughter Silvia, in Poggio a Caiano, over the course of twenty vintages have created a classic among Tuscan reds: Piaggia, Carmignano Riserva.

“Buying Vignamaggio was a symbolic return home, a homage to the fascination I feel for this land Wine, culture and history are woven together, and they create a landscape that is in perfect harmony with nature”. The tale of Patrice...

[caption id="attachment_127623" align="alignnone" width=""]Lago di Massaciuccoli, Lucca[/caption] This lake has a lasting bond with composer Giacomo Puccini – this is where he normally went hunting era solito condurre qui le sue battute di caccia. The lake is however also very...

Sangiovese finds an elegant identity in continuity and tradition. The Ruspoli family, in Liliano since the early 20thcentury, look after their corner of paradise between Siena and Florence with passion and pride.

Twenty million bottles, coming from Chianti Classico, Piedmont and even Puglia, along with various businesses abroad: Antinori is not a winery, but many wineries together. This is the philosophy that moves Albiera, the woman who today crafts the image of...

Born from magma, on the border between Tuscany and Lazio, Maremma conserves traces of an Etruscan and Ancient Roman past. From the volcanic strip that gave birth to Lake Bolsena near Viterbo, we climb towards Capalbio and venture deeper headed...

Same wine, different years. Brunello di Montalcino demonstrates to be a an excellent choice in almost all its performances. We want to tell you about the ones we enjoyed the most.

Even a super-well-known territory can provide fresh emotions. This vertical tasting of Badia a Coltibuono was extraordinary and moving. It demonstrates that there are terroirs that prevail over all else.