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 Anfora D'oro - Az. Agr. Anfora D'oro
- Anfora D'oro - Az. Agr. Anfora D'oro is a vineyard in Montalcino, Siena.
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Argiano - Tenuta di Argiano
- Argiano - Tenuta di Argiano is a vineyard in Montalcino, Siena.
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Armilla - Az.Agr. Armilla
- Armilla - Az.Agr. Armilla is a vineyard in Montalcino, Siena.
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Banfi - Castello Banfi
- A family-owned vineyard estate and winery in the Brunello region of Tuscany, Castello Banfi’s dedication to excellence in the art of winemaking has been recognized the world over. Capturing honor after prestigious honor, the American-owned estate has been declared “International Winery of the Year” an unprecedented four times at VinItaly’s International Enological Concourse, which also named Castello Banfi “Italy’s Best Wine Estate” eleven times since 1994.
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Barbi - Fattoria dei Barbi di Stefano Cinelli Colombini
- Barbi - Fattoria dei Barbi di Stefano Cinelli Colombini is a vineyard in Montalcino, Siena.
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Baricci - Az.Agr. Baricci
- Baricci - Az.Agr. Baricci is a vineyard in Montalcino, Siena.
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Biondi Santi
- Greppo” lies on a range of hills in the Southeast of Montalcino at an altitude of about 500 meters and has a soil composition and microclimate particularly suited to the production of ageworthy and perfumed red wines. The size of the vineyards, all dedicated to produce Brunello, is 19 hectares, and they yield grapes of very high quality. The son of Ferruccio, Tancredi, a capable viticulturist and well-known oenologist in his own right, officially typified Brunello, established the foundations for the future appellation system in Italy.
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Brunelli Gianni - Azienda Agricola Le Chiuse di Sotto
- Brunelli Gianni - Azienda Agricola Le Chiuse di Sotto is a vineyard in Montalcino, Siena.
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Camigliano - Tenuta di Camigliano
- Camigliano statistics:
• Aquired by the Ghezzi family in 1957;
• Total hectares:530
• DOCG Brunello di Montalcino vineyards: 50,56 for a total of 180,000 bottles including a Riserva GUALTO;
• DOC Rosso di Montalcino vineyards: 6,7, for a total of 80.000 bottles;
• St. Antimo D.O.C production: 10.000 bottles
• Poderuccio IGT production: 50.000 bottles;
• Average grape production: 3100 quintals (1 quintal=100kg)
Grape production is considerably lower than the official specification and this is achieved by pruning and thinning the bunches during the grape-harvest.
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Canalicchio - Az.Agr.Canalicchio
- Canalicchio - Az.Agr.Canalicchio is a vineyard in Montalcino, Siena.
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Canneta - Az.Agr. Canneta
- Today the firm included various farms and has extended its territory to 180 hectares of which 62 are vineyards and 15 olive groves. It is situated on the hills surrounding Florence in the Chianti area and its main crop is, naturally, the vines. This particular area, surrounding the old castle of Malmantile, has always been famous for its wonderful olive oil.
Year after year all the vineyards are being reneved with an accurate selection of the new vines.
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Cantina di Montalcino
- The principal types of wine produced, solely from Sangiovese grapes, are the Rosso, which is subjected to aging of one year, as stipulatedto the market, and Brunello, whichis matured for five years, at least two of which are spent in oak casks.
Other products available on the market: Poggio del Sasso, produced with Sangiovese grapes and Villa di Corsano, made with 80% Sangiovese, 15% Cabernet Sauvignon and 5% Merlot.
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Cantine Luciani 1888
- Cantine Luciani 1888 is a vineyard in Montalcino, Siena.
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Capanna - Az. Agr. Capanna Cencioni
- Capanna - Az. Agr. Capanna Cencioni is a vineyard in Montalcino, Siena.
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Caparzo - Tenuta Caparzo
- Caparzo - Tenuta Caparzo is a vineyard in Caparzo - 53024 Montalcino, Siena.
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