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Castello di Ama San Lorenzo, takes its name from the stunning valley that is home to the 18th-century villas Pianigiani and Ricucci. This wine is made entirely by our estate grapes, coming specifically from old vine systems and from vineyards of more than 10 years old. Gran Selezione stands on the top of the quality pyramid of Chianti Classico and it is a guarantee for the consumer, both in terms of origin and quality. The production regulation makes it obligatory that the grapes are totally produced in the estate and that the wine is released in the market 30 months after the harvest.

The wine is rich balsamic aromas, spices and violet, blackberry, blackcurrant and chocolate. Silky tannins and a long finish of mint make this a wine bottle for passionate collectors.

pöytälevy on valmistettu tammesta ; Viimeistely: bassano tammi, matta lakka ; Pöytälevyn paksuus on 5 cm ; Jalat on harjattua ruostumatonta terästä ; tuotteessa on puumaisia ​​halkeamia ja oksareikiä, kulumisen ja käytön jäljet ovat tarkoituksellisia

The first Haiku vintage was in 2009 and the wine is a blend of 3 varieties: 50% Sangiovese, and 25% each of Cabernet Franc and Merlot. During the planting of the second section of the Montebuoni vineyard, completed in 2001, it was decided to experiment with the renowned international variety, Cabernet Franc, which Ama had never used.

Intense ruby red. Strong notes of cherry, typical of the vine, with floral and vanilla accents. Velvety on the palate that becomes enveloping, with thick and round tannins, pleasantly alcoholic. Good structure and excellent balance with long and broad finish.

The first Haiku vintage was in 2009 and the wine is a blend of 3 varieties: 50% Sangiovese, and 25% each of Cabernet Franc and Merlot. During the planting of the second section of the Montebuoni vineyard, completed in 2001, it was decided to experiment with the renowned International variety, Cabernet Franc, which Ama had never used.

From this portion of land, which has always been known as Montesodi (Hard Mountain) due to the stony nature of the terrain, the first Chianti Rufina Cru was born in 1974. For me, it represents the wine of my youth and my most treasured memories at Castello Nipozzano, an extremely elegant and vivacious Sangiovese that still has the ability to thrill me, decades later.

The first Haiku vintage was in 2009 and the wine is a blend of 3 varieties: 50% Sangiovese, and 25% each of Cabernet Franc and Merlot. During the planting of the second section of the Montebuoni vineyard, completed in 2001, it was decided to experiment with the renowned international variety, Cabernet Franc, which Ama had never used.

Straw yellow. It reveals aromas reminiscent of apple, medlar, lime, bread crumbs and hawthorn. The taste develops on fruity and citrus tones, in a context of good balance and lively perlage.

The new Guss, a blend of 70% Merlot and 30% Sangiovese, combines the smoothness and intensity typical of Merlot with the elegance and freshness conveyed by the Sangiovese grapes grown in the cool vineyards of Radda in Chianti. Guss Toscana IGT originates in the Pratolino vineyard, a single plot planted entirely with Merlot, located in the municipality of Radda in Chianti and chosen for its pedoclimatic and production characteristics of absolute excellence.

Bright purple, with garnet reflections with ageing. Fragrant nose of red berries, blueberries, cassis and violet. On the palate, the body is complemented by bright acidity, dark fruit, a defined tannic structure and a tasty, long finish. An authentic Sangiovese of great elegance.

Pale, bright garnet red. The nose recalls delicate aromas ranging from spices to violets and roses with hints of small red fruits. The palate is soft and tasty, with silky-smooth refined tannins and a long and balanced finish.

In 1855, Chardonnay and Pinot Bianco vines were planted for the first time in Tuscany. Still today, these vines are the interpreters of the freshness and aromas of this wine, which originates in the land of Castello di Pomino, an Apennine area with a unique microclimate, cool and breezy.

Straw yellow with greenish reflections. Citrus notes of grapefruit in harmony with hints of aromatic herbs and elderflower. Fruity aromas and delicate mineral impressions unite in balance and harmony. Decisive and persistent in the finish and aftertaste.

An expression of the encounter between the international vines grown on the Montalcino estate and Sangiovese, an emblematic vine of this terroir.

Deep, bright gold yellow. Its nose has depth and complexity with striking citrus aromas that merge with delicate peaches, dried apricots and saffron notes. Enveloping, not so sweet, slightly iodised, with very long persistence. It is balanced despite its youth, a wine destined to evolve, increasing its aromatic complexity.

An intense Supertuscan that represents very well the potential of the three vines that compose it. The mild winter and the summer characterized by excellent temperature excursions between day and night favoured the excellent ripeness and quality of the grapes. Thanks to these conditions, the wines are balanced and complex. It is a wine with intense aromas ideal to pair with savoury meals.

Straw yellow with greenish reflections. Citrus notes of grapefruit in harmony with hints of aromatic herbs and elderflower. Fruity aromas and delicate mineral impressions unite in balance and harmony. Decisive and persistent in the finish and aftertaste.

Deep, bright gold yellow. Its nose has depth and complexity with striking citrus aromas that merge with delicate peaches, dried apricots and saffron notes. Enveloping, not so sweet, slightly iodised, with very long persistence. It is balanced despite its youth, a wine destined to evolve, increasing its aromatic complexity.

Deep, bright gold yellow. Its nose has depth and complexity with striking citrus aromas that merge with delicate peaches, dried apricots and saffron notes. Enveloping, not so sweet, slightly iodised, with very long persistence. It is balanced despite its youth, a wine destined to evolve, increasing its aromatic complexity.