90% Sangiovese/10% Colorino/Canaiolo . The true one-off "Loupé" 2020 bottling is the result of an administrative error at the winery: it comes from a single tank destined to be Chianti Classico but overlooked during the DOCG certification process, hence "loupé" or "missed/skipped" in French. As for...

100% Sangiovese Grosso. The fruit for the Rosso di Montalcino bottling comes from Fonterenza's contiguous and hilly 4.2 hectares of vines near the village of Poggio San Polo is the SE part of the Montalcino zone. The complex clay soils are various and rich in limestone, sandstone and schist. The...

Sorgente, a 1.5-hectare cru at 450m facing SW, previously made Salicutti’s Rosso di Montalcino. As the vines have gotten older and more expressive, it is now elevated to Brunello stature. The heavier clay topsoil and stony galestro mother rock here lead to a later harvest. Yields 25hl/ha....