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In our upcoming session, we're thrilled to spotlight the Tuscany region of Italy, showcasing an impressive array of 25 exquisite selections from eight distinguished wineries: Casanova di Neri, Badia a Coltibuono, Fuligni, Castello Romitorio, Podere Edoardo, Fontella, Tenuta di Bibbiano, and Tenuta Buon Tempo. Plus, don't miss out on the chance to participate in a blind tasting where you could win a free bottle if you are among the first 5 to guess correctly!
MONTALCINO WINERIES:
Casanova di Neri is a prestigious Italian winery renowned for crafting exceptional wines, notably the acclaimed Brunello di Montalcino, reflecting the essence of Tuscany's terroir with unmatched quality and elegance.Founded in 1971 by Giacomo Neri, the vineyard plots are named after beloved family members or friends, adding a sense of heritage and warmth to their winemaking tradition.
Fuligni, a renowned winery in Montalcino, Tuscany, holds a unique historical connection with its vineyards located near an ancient Etruscan road. Embracing sustainability, Fuligni practices organic farming and biodiversity conservation, reflecting its commitment to tradition and innovation while safeguarding Montalcino's cultural and natural heritage.
Castello Romitorio is not only revered for its exceptional wines but also for its unique blend of art and winemaking. The winery's founder, Sandro Chia, is a prominent Italian artist whose works adorn both the labels of Castello Romitorio's bottles and the walls of its cellars, creating a captivating fusion of art and wine, reflecting the winery's commitment to creativity and expression.
Tenuta Buon Tempo, a historic winery in Montalcino, traces its roots back to the 16th century when it was owned by the influential Bonsignori family. Today, the estate continues its tradition of hospitality while producing exceptional wines, showcasing the enduring charm of Montalcino's winemaking culture.
CHIANTI WINERIES:
Badia a Coltibuono, a historic winery in Chianti Classico, traces its origins back to a Benedictine monastery founded in 1051. Renowned for its commitment to sustainability and organic farming, the estate offers a unique experience with overnight stays in its beautifully restored monastery, blending history, culture, and wine.
Podere Edoardo is a distinctive winery in Tuscany's Maremma region, renowned for its biodynamic and sustainable approach to winemaking. With innovative cellar design and a focus on environmental preservation, it produces exceptional wines reflecting both craftsmanship and terroir.
Fontella, nestled in Chianti, boasts a rich Renaissance heritage and a commitment to eco-friendly winemaking. Embracing organic farming and renewable energy, it offers immersive experiences blending history and natural beauty.
Tenuta di Bibbiano, in Chianti Classico, combines rich history with modern sustainability. Dating back to the 9th century, it now focuses on organic viticulture, producing exceptional wines while preserving biodiversity.
