Located close to the city of Lucca, in the Tuscany IGT (Indicazione Geografica Tipica) the organically farmed vineyards of I Giusti e Zanza produce wines in climatic conditions not dissimilar to Bordeaux, while the style is very much Italian in the best possible way.
“The FLUX range is a home for my experimental wine projects, which have the freedom to come and go with each vintage.”
Thanks to its unique location in the heart of the Mediterranean Sea, Sicily has always been at the crossroads of maritime trade routes and international influence. Feudo Arancio – the Orange Farm – cultivates two estates along the southern coast of the island, in Sambuca and Acate.
Montalcino is considered the ultimate expression of warmer climate Sangiovese. In the hands of skilled winemakers, the variety can produce some of the most age-worthy of Italian wines, and we see this in Col d’Orcia which has claimed its place at the top of the game.
Le Grand Verdus wines are mineral, aromatic, rounded and have a long finish. The estate is geographically located in the Entre-Deux-Mers region, Bordeaux AOC appellations (Bordeaux Blanc and Bordeaux Supérieur) are used as this is more easily recognised around the world.
Trentino DOC (Denominazione Controllata Origine), in north-eastern Italy, is regarded as one of the best wine regions in the world. At the foot of the Dolomites – the Italian Alps – the grapes benefit from the alpine climate which underpins the refined, balanced bouquet and the aromatic intensity of Castel Firmian wines.
