Nestled Between Vineyards and Olive Groves, Argiano Winery
The Argiano Estate is a perfect example of history and innovation, merged splendidly. It is a five centuries-old estate, nestled among the beautiful vineyards and olive groves that give it an awe-inspiring look. At present, the Argiano winery locates on the hills of Argiano, in Brunello di Montalcino, Tuscany and is a place where history and innovation merge splendidly.
Argiano, a Winery Producing Award Winning Wines
The lands, where Argiano stands, was taken over by the Republic of Siena in the late 14th century. Over the centuries, the ownership of the Argiano shifted into the hands of many imperial families. In the 19th century, Ersilia Caetani Lovatelli took over the winery and began the wine production and vine cultivation. In the year 1932, the estate got two valuable certifications – a winemaking attribution and a gold medal at the Brussels Food Fair. These certifications were for the production of prestigious dessert and table wines. Later, the ownership of the estate passed on to Countess Noemi Marone Cinzano. She started working with an expert oenologist, Giacomo Tachis and produced many delicious wines.Today, a group of Brazilian businessmen owns the winery that extends on 125 hectares. At Argiano, a young team is promoting a philosophy of good winegrowing practices that aim to enhance biodiversity and produce terroir driven wines.
Experience High-Class Red Wines
Argiano Winery has renovated the cellars and included modern technology into the winery buildings. They have expanded the vineyards of the estate, and the owners use traditional methods of cultivation. Since 2013, the group cultivates rich-quality Sangiovese grapes in the vineyards, and they are the certified producers of high-end red wines. If you are a passionate wine enthusiast, you may plan a short vacation and taste the luscious wines of the Argiano Winery.
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Monday - Friday: (November to April)
Monday - Saturday: 9:00 to 17:00 (May to October)
Christmas week: Closed