Tuscan wine regions benefit from a Mediterranean climate characterized by hot, dry summers and mild, rainy winters. 

From its ancient Etruscan roots to its modern global recognition, Tuscan wine culture has evolved through diverse influences, climates, and innovations.

Among the most prominent grape varieties in Tuscany is Sangiovese, the backbone of many Tuscan wines.

Le Ragnaie

The Le Ragnaie winery is owned by husband and wife team of Ricardo and Jennifer Campinoti. The winery extends over 28 hectares in Montalcino.

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Fattoria di Fèlsina

Fattoria di Fèlsina is known as one of the top quality wine producers in Chianti Classico. Fèlsina has always been dedicated to quality wine production and has focused its Chianti Classico solely on Sangiovese, rather than a blend with some…

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Tenuta Di Valgiano

Luccan winemakers have always been focused on creating terroir-driven wines and have a strong relationship with organics and biodynamics.

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Selvapiana

The Chianti Rufina region is close to Florence at the foothills of the Apennines, the chain of mountains that divides Tuscany from Emilia Romagna. The microclimate of the area creates cooler summers and a great delta of temperature between day…

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Campi di Fonterenza

Campi di Fonterenza is a Brunello estate started by twin sisters Margarita and Francesca Padovani in 1997, after having moved to Montalcino from Milan.

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Podere Salicutti

Francesco Leanza, a chemical engineer by trade, fell in love with Montalcino through a series of vacations in the region and purchased the land that became Podere Salicutti in 1990.

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Monte Bernardi

The Schmelzer family, originally from Michigan, purchased the Chianti Classico estate Monte Bernardi in 2003.

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Salcheto

Named after a stream which lives at the foot of the town of Montepulciano, Salcheto is a biodynamic winery that was converted from a classic farm sharecrop to a winery in the mid-1990s.

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Riecine

Riecine can trace its wine growing history back to 1112 A.D. via local church archives as the land where the vineyards exist was owned by a monastery until the 20th century.

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Sesti

Sesti discovered Montalcino while visiting the region with his English wife Sarah, fell in love with the land and in 1975 purchased a ruined castle – Castello di Argiano, a 13th century property with Etruscan origins.

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Boscarelli

The estate is managed by their sons Luca and Nicolò De Ferrari. Boscarelli is located at 300 meters (980 feet)…

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Castello di Volpaia

Castello di Volpaia produces Chianti Classico of great elegance. This is due in part to the extremely high elevation of the vineyards as well as the thoughful organic, non-interventionist winemaking practices. Volpaia is one of the highest-elevation wineries in the…

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Valdipiatta

The Tenuta Valdipiatta winery is located in the heart of the Vino Nobile di Montepulciano region in southeastern Tuscany, Italy.

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Col d’Orcia

Col d’Orcia literally means the hill overlooking the Orcia River. The Orcia River marks the South West border of the Brunello di Montalcino territory and the name of the farm is linked to the physical location were the vineyards are…

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Tenuta di Valgiano Palistorti di Valgiano IGT Toscana Bianco 2022

Intense and fruity aroma with a hint of pink grapefruit and lytchees. It is pleasantly fresh on the palate and the acidity is balanced by considerable body. A warm but harmonious wine with ample aftertaste. A structured white in Mediterranean style, but with aromatic dignity and exceptional quality.

2020

$42.99

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Tenuta Di Valgiano Palistorti Di Valgiano Colline Lucchesi Rosso 2021

Shows aromas of red cherries, red plums, summer raspberries, herbs. Juicy, refined, balanced and ripe.

2021

$42.99

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Montenidoli Tradizionale Vernaccia Di San Gimignano 2022

Following local tradition, the must macerates long on the skins, and is pressed just before the fermentation begins, to capture the character and the flavors of the land.

Pale yellow, tending towards gold, with hay and almonds on the nose, and rich on the palate, with a firm dry finish.

$37.99

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Monte Bernardi Sangio Chianti Classico 2021

Sangio is an expression of the soils and microclimate of select vineyards in the high hills above Panzano in Chianti, the coveted Saia vineyards.  Bright cherry notes, fresh and bight, a tremendous expression of Sangiovese.

2015

$26.99

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Fonterenza Rosso Di Montalcino 2020

The vines are certified biodynamic and harvested by hand. Each plot is vinified separately. The fruit is destemmed, crushed and fermented with native yeasts in open-top vats with a maceration of 15-20 days. The separate parcels are then blended and aged in used Slavonian oak botti of 35 hectoliters for 24 months, before being bottled without filtration.

2020

$61.99

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Felsina Chardonnay I Sistri 2023

This wine is named (I Sistri) after an ancient instrument from ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt. The instrument and its music was dedicated to the worship of Isis, the godess of agriculture and birth. Rich, powerful with exotic fruit.

2021

$37.99

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Col d’Orcia Rosso Di Montalcino 2021

Laser-focused, meticulously crafted Sangiovese from the largest organic vineyard holder in Tuscany. Crystal clear cherry and raspberry notes. Balanced, medium-bodied, with integrated tannins. Simple, direct, elegant.

2019

$29.99

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Tenuta Col d’Orcia Olmaia Cabernet Sant’Antimo 2016

Elegant, with typical notes ripe pepper and blackberries, perfectly balanced with the spicy vanilla-flowered notes from the oak. Generous, full-bodied, meaty, and well-structured, culminating in a long, elegant finish. Shows the potential for Cabernet Sauvignon in Tuscany.

$84.99

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