A Legacy of 700 Years in Tuscan Winemaking
The Legacy of Frescobaldi
Frescobaldi is a cornerstone of Italian winemaking, with a rich history spanning over 700 years and 30 generations. The family began cultivating vines in 1308, establishing themselves as a prominent producer in Tuscany. Throughout the Renaissance and into modern times, Frescobaldi has played a vital role in Florence's cultural and commercial life. Notably, their wines were even served to English King Henry VIII, showcasing their long-standing reputation.
A Diverse Collection of Estates
With eleven estates across Italy, including six in Tuscany and five in Friuli, Frescobaldi is recognized for its exceptional wine production. Each estate reflects the unique terroir of its location, resulting in a diverse range of wines. Frescobaldi has also been instrumental in introducing new grape varieties to Tuscany, such as Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Merlot, enriching the region's winemaking landscape.
Commitment to Sustainability
In 2012, Frescobaldi earned AgriQualita certification for its commitment to sustainable farming practices. The winery employs photovoltaic systems to harness solar energy, ensuring environmentally friendly production. This dedication to sustainability, combined with the expertise of their agronomists and oenologists, has solidified Frescobaldi's status as a beloved name in the wine industry, both in Italy and worldwide.
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