Vignamaggio (link) stands as one of Chianti Classico’s most layered and historically resonant estates – a polycultural property of over 400 hectares nestled between Greve and Panzano, where winemaking has continued uninterrupted since at least 1404. Spanning roughly 65–70 hectares of active vineyard across sharply distinct micro-zones, the estate marries seven centuries of agricultural continuity with a rigorously modern commitment to organic polyculture and terroir-driven winemaking. The result is a portfolio of unusual range and coherence: from vibrant, high-altitude Sangiovese to structured international single-varietals and a benchmark Gran Selezione capable of decade-long aging.
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