The Mediterranean climate in the Maremma can be described as hot summers (moderated by nightly sea breezes) long autumns, mild humid winters and rainy springs. It is warmer and more clement than in the traditional heart of Tuscany, allowing the grapes to ripen much more easily than in some other regions. This coastline benefits from wonderful changes in temperature between day and night, usually from 30 degrees Centigrade to close to 14 or 15 degrees at night. This causes precious precipitation in the Vineyard.
The beautiful Maremma, where our vineyard is situated, has changed dramatically over the last 40 years and exploded into one of Italy’s most important wine regions. The Bolgheri region, home to the world renowned Super-Tuscan wines, Sassicaia and Ornellaia, is situated just north of our own vineyards, and has inspired winemakers all over to experiment with grape varieties untraditional to the area which have proved so successful when grown here.