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Rufina is the smallest of Chianti’s subzones, comprising only 600 hectares of vineyards, yet it is also one of the most special. Here, the cool breeze that blows down the Sieve Valley creates exceptional wines with a finesse and definition that few others in Chianti Classico can match. There is no better producer in Rufina than Selvapiana, which has been in the family of Francesco Giuntini since 1827.
The grapes for this wine are grown on the Selvapiana estate, which covers 60 hectares. The vineyards are mostly west/north-west facing and are situated at an altitude of 150-200 metres above sea level, on clay and limestone soils,
Tasting note: Bright ruby red with intense aromas of red cherry and cranberry coupled with ripe black fruit and spicy notes. On the structured palate, juicy fruit flavours are balanced by a refreshing acidity, floral notes and gentle tannins.
A classic Tuscan farmhouse has been the home of Selvapiana since 1827, when the estate was bought by Michele Giuntini Selvapiana. Although some aspects – such as the oil mill, carpentry and granaries – have fallen into disrepair, the manor house and cellar are still going strong, and it’s......
