<p data-start="56" data-end="547">The purest expression of the identity of vineyards surrounding an ancient medieval village in Tuscany. A postcard-perfect landscape for a dream destination—one that extends far beyond wine. We are in the heart of Chianti Classico, amidst the rolling hills and sweeping horizons of the Crete Senesi. Here, where forests and vineyards blend seamlessly into an endless panorama, lies San Felice, in the municipality of Castelnuovo Berardenga, just a few kilometers from the city of Siena. And it is in San Felice that four new labels are born, each representing a unique and distinctive wine. These labels share a common purpose: to tell the story of a historic winemaking estate, the very place where, in 1968, Vigorello—the first of the Supertuscans—was introduced to the world. This new line marks the beginning of a fresh chapter in a legacy that continues to evolve, accelerating the trajectory of this true icon of Tuscan wine. This journey now takes on a new identity: Vitiarium, a name that speaks to deep roots—those reaching back to the early 1980s, when ancient native grape varieties, nearly lost to time, were rediscovered and revived. The idea of preserving a forgotten heritage gave rise to an experimental vineyard dedicated to safeguarding Tuscan viticultural biodiversity, from which this new line draws its name. The collection includes Borgo Chianti Classico DOCG, Pugnitello Toscana IGT, In Avane Toscana IGT (a white wine), and La Pieve Chianti Classico DOCG Gran Selezione—each an authentic expression of a land where tradition and innovation meet.</p>

San Felice and the New Tuscany of the Vitiarium Line

24/06/2024