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in WineriesPodere Corso, n.27, Magliano in Toscana, Tuscany 58051, ItalyManual and mechanical weeding to avoid the use of synthetic fertilizers and harmful chemical pesticides, accurate pruning, manual harvesting, careful grapes selection and meticulous wine production
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in WineriesVia dello Stracchino, n.32, Florence, Tuscany 50065, ItalyTenuta di Bossi is situated in Chianti Rufina, a DOCG appellation with the highest reputation on the wooded hills of Florence.
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in WineriesVia Monsanto, n.8, Florence, Tuscany 50028, ItalyThe Bianchi family has a strong bond with the terroirs of Chianti Classico, where it produces blue-ribbon Sangiovese grapes in a massive amount, along with a few plots of Canaiolo, Chardonnay, and Colorino
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in WineriesLocalit Altesi, Siena, Tuscany 53024, ItalyWe will find 7 parcels of vines cultivated under Sangiovese Grosso, Vigna del Castello , Sant Anna, del Lago, dei Cipressi and del Piano
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in WineriesLoc. La Leccia, Siena, Tuscany 53011, ItalyDepending on the vintage, they try to emphasize the right blend by letting one or more particular vineyards take precedence
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in WineriesVia Agliano, n.14, Cocconato, Piedmont 14052, ItalyAdriano Grasso is a small wine producer of about six hectares situated in Calosso first country town you reach in the area of Monferrato, which borders Santo Stefano Belbo and Castiglione Tinella, the furthest countryside of the Langhe area
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in WineriesVia Rorisso, n.13, Cocconato, Piedmont 14054, ItalyTake a walk through their vineyards and observe their vines. Their cellars are a must visit where you will be tasting some of their best wines paired with traditional Piedmont local foods. These foods go perfectly well with their wines and only eleva
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in WineriesVia Monsignor Bussi, Barolo, Piedmont 12058, ItalyTheir vineyards are in the hills of Castelnuovo Calcea and Santo Stefano Belbo, where they own 12 hectares in Marini, Momparone, Valdivilla, and Riforno. Dolcetto, Barbera, Brachetto, Moscato, and Chardonnay are grown here to make their red, white, s
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in WineriesVia Mattutina, n.6, Cocconato, Piedmont 14010, ItalyBarbera, Arneis, Nebbiolo, Favorita, Bonarda, Dolcetto, Moscato, Cortese, Chardonnay, Croatina, and Malvasia are grown here. These grapes are used to make their natural and distinct red, white, rose, sparkling, and dessert wine.
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