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Informations about region

Tuscany, a famous Italian wine region with an area of 22 993 square kilometres. The region is situated in central west area of Italy. The landform is dominated by hills (66,5%), mountains (25,1%) and plains (8,4%). Vineyards alternating olive groves spread on the mild hills.

This beauty of landscape is emphasized by the cypress trees growing along the narrow paths traversing the hills. Tuscany’s mild climate and soil condition have been always favourable for vineyards. The vine was widely spread in Tuscany before the arrival of the Etruscans in the VII century B.C. Throughout the next centuries wine cultivation was continued and wine was exported to the Mediterranean countries. The Middle-Ages was blooming period for Tuscan wines due to commitment of noble families, the names of which today appear on the labels of the finest wines: Ricasoli, Frescobaldi, Antinori. In the course of time writings evolved and emerged many writing records that described the great wines from the region – those from Montepulciano, those made from the Trebbiano, Malvasia, Aleatico grapes and, of course, those made from the most important among them – the Sangiovese grape. Famous Chianti wine, noble Brunello di Montalcino wine and Vino Nobile di Montepulciano are made exactly from the Sangiovese grape.

The above mentioned are the clones of the same grape variety, which is also known by another names, this is why Chianti is made from the Sangiovese grape, Brunello di Montalcino from the Sangiovese Grosso, and Vino Nobile di Montepulciano from the Prugnolo Gentile. The Great Duke of Tuscany – Cosimo III De Medici made a notice that delimited the areas, restrictions, rules concerning the production of Chianti wine. The Chianti area included Pomino, Carmignano and Valdarno Sopra what was the beginning of DOC regulation de facto.

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  • Sono Montenidoli - Italian wine wine dry
    1. Producer:
      Montenidoli di Maria Elisabetta Fagiuoli
    2. Region:
      Tuscany
    3. Grape:
      Sangiovese (100%)
    4. Classification:
      IGT Toscana (Supertuscan)
    5. Vintage:
      2009
    6. Capacity:
      0.75 l

    Dry red wine from a strain of autochthonous Tuscan Sangiovese. The best selection of Sangiovese grapes and careful vinification gives the wine a beautiful color and wonderful scents. It matures for 18 months in small French oak barrels and a further three years in the bottle. Wine for a special occasion.

    Color: deep red, ruby.
    Aroma: complex notes of spice and tobacco.
    Flavor: elegant, harmonious, long lasting in the mouth.
    Food matching: structural dishes based on meat, wine for meditation even after a meal.
    Please open the bottle for a few hours before serving.
    Serving temperature: 18°/20°C.
    Alcohol content: 14,5%.

  • Sono Montenidoli - Italian wine wine dry
    Sono Montenidoli
    Montenidoli di Maria Elisabetta Fagiuoli - Tuscany
    Sangiovese (100%)
    IGT Toscana (Supertuscan) - 2009 - 0.75 l
  • Aleatico - Italian wine wine sweet biological
    1. Producer:
      Fattoria San Michele a Torri
    2. Region:
      Tuscany
    3. Grape:
      Aleatico (100%)
    4. Classification:
      IGT Colli della Toscana Centrale
    5. Vintage:
      2011
    6. Capacity:
      0.5 l

    A sweet red wine from the native Tuscan grape Aleatico. This local grape variety is well naturalized, above all,  along the coast and in the Tuscan islands, but in the past was also cultivated in the middle of the region, then appreciated because of aromas and natural sweetness. Some time ago almost everywhere the guests were served a glass of Aleatico, while today more popular is Vin Santo. However, our partners from Fattoria San Michele have been planting a vineyard with Aleativo, continuing tradition. Collected grapes are dried on special grids for about month to concentrate sugars and bring out aromas, fruit and rose notes. An original wine, with a beautiful scent and gentle sweetness.

    Color: garnet with brick hues.

    Aroma: intense, aromatic, notes of rose.

    Flavor: warm, sweet, crisp.

    Food matching: ideal with desserts, short-pastry tarts, short crust with fruits, also with (lightly seasoned) cheeses, to savor after the meal.

    Serving temperature: 16°C.

    Alcohol content: 14,5%.

  • Aleatico - Italian wine wine sweet biological
    Aleatico
    Fattoria San Michele a Torri - Tuscany
    Aleatico (100%)
    IGT Colli della Toscana Centrale - 2011 - 0.5 l
  • Vin Santo del Chianti Classico - Italian wine wine sweet
    1. Producer:
      Castello di Meleto
    2. Region:
      Tuscany
    3. Grape:
      Trebbiano Gentile (65%), Malvasia Bianca (35%)
    4. Classification:
      DOC
    5. Vintage:
      2009
    6. Capacity:
      0.5 l

    A sweet white desert wine made from the Malvasia Bianca and Trebbiano Toscano grapes. The wine is obtained by a special technique in Italian called appasimento - drying of ripe grapes in air-conditioned rooms, where they remain for several months (but no later than 31-st March following the harvest) and concentrate natural sugars. Next they undergo the usual process of vinification and the wine obtained in this way is subjected to long-term ageing for a period of about 4 years in wooden barrels with capacity of up to 5 hl. The name Vin Santo, holy wine, refers to the tradition of wine production falling on the Holy Week before Easter.

    Color: amber, lustrous - brilliant.
    Aroma: ripe fruit, dates, ripe apricots, nuts, honey and almonds.
    Flavor: sweet, velvety.
    Food matching: to delicious desserts, cakes, pastries and cheeses, a gorgonzola or Roquefort.
    Serving temperature: 12°/14°C.
    Alcohol content: 15%.

  • Vin Santo del Chianti Classico - Italian wine wine sweet
    Vin Santo del Chianti Classico
    Castello di Meleto - Tuscany
    Trebbiano Gentile (65%), Malvasia Bianca (35%)
    DOC - 2009 - 0.5 l
  • Colorino - Italian wine wine dry
    1. Producer:
      Montenidoli di Maria Elisabetta Fagiuoli
    2. Region:
      Tuscany
    3. Grape:
      Colorino (100%)
    4. Classification:
      IGT
    5. Vintage:
      2009
    6. Capacity:
      0.75 l
    Dry red wine from the autochthonous Colorino grape of Tuscany. An Interesting wine obtained from the grape native to Tuscany. Colorino as the name suggests is characterized by intense color, almost ink. Therefore, it is often a supplement to other red wines, enhancing their color. This version is an excellent example of the expression of autochthonous wine.
    Color: deep red, almost grenade.
    Aroma: Ink notes.
    Flavor: delicate and elegant.
    Food matching: ideal for appetizers based on cured meats, light meat dishes.
    Serving temperature: 16°C.
    Alcohol content: 12.5%.
  • Colorino - Italian wine wine dry
    Colorino
    Montenidoli di Maria Elisabetta Fagiuoli - Tuscany
    Colorino (100%)
    IGT - 2009 - 0.75 l
  • Vin Santo - Italian wine wine sweet biological
    1. Producer:
      Fattoria San Michele a Torri
    2. Region:
      Tuscany
    3. Grape:
      Trebbiano Toscano (80%), San Colombano (20%)
    4. Classification:
      DOC DOC Colli dell’Etruria Centrale
    5. Vintage:
      2011
    6. Capacity:
      0.5 l

    A sweet white wine from the native Tucan grapes Trebbiano Toscano and San Colombano. Thanks to the commitment and great care of Fattoria the result is an excellent Vin Santo. First the grapes are dried on special grids from December until March (depending on the vintage) the following year after the harvest, then after rigorous selection only the best grapes are transformed into the wine. The process of fermentation is done in small 100- litre barrels (caratelli) made from various wood, chestnut, cherry, oak and mulberry. As many as 5 years of ageing is necessary to make a small bottle of Vin Santo, which then you can savour with great pleasure. An outstanding wine, charming and worth recommendation.

    Color: amber with copper hues.

    Aroma: sweet, notes of honey, dry apricots, figs, dates, ethereal.

    Flavor: warm, velvety, very finesse.

    Food matching: because of its elegance and great structure we do not recommend the classic pairing with Tuscan cantucci, it would be too banal. You will get more satisfaction if contemplate with it in the late tranquil afternoon or in the evening. Excellent with matured goat and sheep cheeses or with a good Tuscan liver terrine.

    Serving temperature: 16°C.

    Alcohol content: 17%.

  • Vin Santo - Italian wine wine sweet biological
    Vin Santo
    Fattoria San Michele a Torri - Tuscany
    Trebbiano Toscano (80%), San Colombano (20%)
    DOC DOC Colli dell’Etruria Centrale - 2011 - 0.5 l