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Aromas of fresh cherry cross floral hints, violet in the foreground, and hints of flint with light spicy touches. In the mouth slightly sweet attack in which the fruit predominates, then the wine finds energy in a nice acid verve that makes the sip savory, fragrant and long, with full and crisp tannins to bring out its articulate and dense structure.
The symbol of a land and its paths: a little metal plate, moved by the wind like a flag (or “bandina”), a point of reference for those who used to walk through the Monti Garbi.
A family tradition, a wine that tells a story.
The oldest vineyard is dedicated to the lily, the flower that symbolises Tenuta Sant’Antonio.
A single vine grows in that vineyard, giving a unique wine.
True nectar of the gods!
produced with grapes from organic agriculture
A unique wine, created by blending the best selections of Sangiovese from 24 wineries, in equal parts, resulting in a wine of excellence: balanced and representative of the territory.
the young version of Carmignano wine
the historical wine of the winery and the territory of Carmignano
the historical wine of the company and the Carmignano area, in the best vintages, is left to age in the historical cellar for over 10 years
from the Trefiano vineyards a particularly elegant and velvety Carmignano Riserva
Paleo Bianco has been made from Chardonnay grapes and a little Sauvignon Blanc since 1991 and in extremely small quantities.
The strong Mediterranean character boasts intensity, flavour and depth in equal parts.
It is a surprising wine, especially in terms of its ageing capacity.
a wine with Bordeaux grapes in Carmignano
Grechetto is the main autochthonous white varietal of Umbria. When blended it is widespread in the Orvieto area, while pure in the Colli Martani whose territory is part of Montefalco.
Pure Sangiovese from a selection of grapes from the 'Viticciana' vineyard
Trebbiano Spoletino is a typical grape varietal from the area that stretches between Trevi, Montefalco and Spoleto. Its name may derive from “Trebium”, meaning Trevi in latin.
