Crafting Natural Syrah Wines with Biodynamic Practices in Tuscany
Biodynamic Winemaking in Tuscany
Stefano Amerighi is a biodynamic winery nestled in the picturesque region of Tuscany. Founded with a passion for producing exceptional Syrah wine, the winery honors traditional family values and methods. Located in Poggiobello di Farneta, the estate benefits from two well-exposed hills, ideal for cultivating Syrah grapes sourced from the renowned Valle del Rodano. The winery is committed to organic and biodynamic practices, ensuring a sustainable approach to viticulture.
Pruning in Harmony with Nature
At Stefano Amerighi, agricultural practices, including pruning, align with lunar phases to promote healthy growth. The use of copper and sulfur is minimal, allowing the soil to thrive even in colder months. Collaborating with skilled partners, the winery produces Cortona DOC red wines on a larger scale while maintaining its commitment to biodynamic principles. In addition to winemaking, the owner oversees the cultivation of fruits, vegetables, and the breeding of animals, creating a holistic farming environment.
Aging for Quality Wines
The winery's biodynamic approach results in healthy grapes, and the winemaking process is free from chemicals and additives. After destemming, grapes are gently pressed by foot, following traditional methods. They are then placed manually into small concrete tanks for fermentation, which occurs without sulfur and with selected yeasts. The wines mature for 44 months in cement and wood, allowing for a refined character that reflects the terroir of the region. Stefano Amerighi is dedicated to promoting sustainable agriculture, resulting in natural wines that showcase the unique flavors of Tuscany.
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