Querciabella's Camartina is a wine of the highest quality, endowed with great personality and elegance. A red wine that expresses a precise character, despite its international impact. Characteristic of almost all Chianti vineyards is the rather high altitude, which gives freshness, grace and finesse to the wines of Querciabella, in particular to this fabulous Camartina.

A wine that has made the winery stand out on the national wine scene for its production of excellence and stylistic precision.

Camartina is a great wine, with enormous ageing potential: an intense and elegant red, a proud product of these Chianti areas, always capable of giving us wonderful wines.

Avignonesi's Grifi combines the king of Tuscan grape varieties, Sangiovese, with the international Cabernet Sauvignon, to create an intriguing wine with a fine taste-olfactory balance.

Avignonesi branded and left to mature for 18 months in wood. Suitable for lengthy ageing but also ready to enjoy now, it is a wine to be chosen without hesitation for the best weekend dinners.

It dresses the glass in a beautiful ruby red. The nose revolves around a fine core of ripe red fruit, cherry, morello cherry and plum, then enhanced by hints of nutmeg, bitter cocoa, tobacco and eucalyptus. The complexity of the nose is echoed on the palate, where tannins, freshness, body and warmth come together in a fine balance. Good length.

Il Poggione's Brunello di Montalcino Riserva Vigna Paganelli is made from 100% Sangiovese grapes. Il Poggione cultivates the grapes that give life to this label within the I Paganelli vineyard, planted in 1964.

Once the grapes have been selected during the harvesting phase, they are vinified in steel, with submerged caps for 20 days, fermenting in steel thanks to the presence of indigenous yeasts, at a controlled temperature, also carrying out malolactic fermentation. The wine is then aged for 48 months in 30 and 50 hectolitre French oak barrels and then, after bottling, for a long period directly in glass.

Crognolo originates in the countryside of Castiglion Fibocchi, in the hilly area north of Arezzo. The Sangiovese and Merlot vines have found in this corner of Tuscany the right soil and climate to produce great wines.

The work in the vineyard ends with a strict selection of the best grapes for the cellar. The grapes are then further checked by hand before being sent to fermentation.

The work in the cellar is guided by the most modern technology, so that every stage of the winemaking process is meticulously controlled.

The wines of Tenuta Setteponti are true excellences of Tuscan wine, appreciated by wine lovers all over the world.

The Toscana Rosso Lucente of the Luce della Vite winery comes from vineyards in the hills of Montalcino, Tuscany. It is produced mainly from Merlot and Sangiovese grapes, harvested in September and fermented in stainless steel at a controlled temperature of around 28°C for 12 days.

The wine is left to macerate on the skins for 22 days, then undergoes malolactic fermentation in steel. It then matures in new and second-passage French oak barriques and a small part in American oak barriques before being bottled.

A great red with which to accompany great dishes of Tuscan cuisine.

For the production of Brunello Riserva Poggio di Sotto, only the best grapes are used each year. The production area is in Castelnuovo dell'Abate.

The grapes undergo several selections in the vineyard and a further selection is made in the cellar. Fermentation takes place in wooden barrels. The wine remains in 30 hl oak barrels for 60 months and a further 12 months in the bottle and is bottled without filtering.

Already on the nose, one perceives another dimension. One discovers ethereal aromas such as balsamic notes, nuances of prunes, cedar wood and sultanas. Particularly fine and balanced. 

The palate reveals its complexity with a unique style, the exploration of which requires time and tranquillity.

An orchestral, fresh and casual wine that glides across the palate.

"Luce' is the result of a skilful blending of two red grapes, the international Merlot and the most identifying of the Tuscan terroir: Sangiovese. The grapes are harvested between the first and last week of September.

The must ferments for 12 days in steel tanks at a temperature not exceeding 28 degrees, macerating on the skins for 4 weeks.

Malolactic fermentation then takes place in barriques. It is aged for 24 months in 85% new barriques.

The wine is a beautiful deep ruby colour. The nose is broad and layered, surrounded by floral and fruity notes, in which balsamic touches and sweet spices are discernible. In the mouth it is full-bodied, full-bodied and assertive, with a mouthfeel that enters the palate with lively freshness and firm tannins.

The iconic wine of the estate.