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Ornellaia: an early 2026 harvest guided by each vineyard parcel
Ornellaia completes its early 2026 harvest in Bolgheri. Winter water reserves, timely rain and patient picking decisions shaped the vintage.
by Lola Mulard4 viewsnews2026-harvest2026-vintagebolghericabernet-franccabernet-sauvignon - news
Campo alla Sughera: 25 years interpreting the vintages of Bolgheri
Campo alla Sughera celebrates 25 years of harvests in Bolgheri, tracing the estate’s evolution and presenting Arnione Bolgheri Superiore 2022.
by Lola Mulard3 viewsnewsarnionearnione-2022bolgheribolgheri-doc-superiorecabernet-franc - news
Ca’ Marcanda compie trent’anni: la visione di Angelo Gaja che ha accompagnato la crescita di Bolgheri
Trent’anni possono bastare per trasformare una scommessa in un punto di riferimento. La storia di Ca’ Marcanda, la tenuta bolgherese della famiglia Gaja, coincide infatti con uno dei periodi più significativi dell’evoluzione di Bolgheri, denominazione che negli anni Novanta iniziava appena a delineare la propria identità e che oggi rappresenta uno dei territori più prestigiosi […] L'articolo Ca’ Marcanda compie trent’anni: la visione di Angelo Gaja che ha accompagnato la crescita di Bolgheri proviene da La Stanza del vino .
by Michelangelo Tagliente16 viewsitinerari-del-gustoangelo-gajaanniversario-ca-marcandabolgheribolgheri-docbolgheri-wineries - news
Bolgheri Refined: The Contemporary Precision of Argentiera
The Wining Hour: In a region celebrated for powerful Super Tuscans and internationally acclaimed Bordeaux blends, Tenuta Argentiera has quietly forged a distinctive identity of its own. Situated at the southern edge of Bolgheri, the estate has become synonymous with a style that marries depth and concentration with remarkable precision and elegance. It is a house that captures the modern spirit of Bolgheri, as wines are shaped not by excess, but by balance, detail, and a profound sense of place. I recently joined a virtual tasting hosted by Argentiera and led by winemaker Nicolò Carrara, gaining deeper insight into the winery’s philosophy while sampling the newest vintages. Since its establishment and subsequent development in the early 2000s, Argentiera has focused on expressing terroir through meticulous viticulture and minimal intervention. In fact, this is Bolgheri through a contemporary lens: wines that speak eloquently of their coastal origins while maintaining a polished, sophis
by thewininghour16 viewstoscanatuscanywine-winetastingbolgheritenutaargentieraargentiera - news
Italian icon wines strike ‘landmark partnership’ with Fells in UK
Two of Italy’s most recognisable fine wine names - Grattamacco and Poggio di Sotto - have appointed Fells as their UK distributor. The brands, both owned by ColleMassari Estates, will be available via the distributor from 1 July. The post Italian icon wines strike ‘landmark partnership’ with Fells in UK appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Sarah Neish18 viewsfront-page-draw-innewsbolgheribrunellofellsfine-wine - news
Beyond Thirty: The Ca’ Marcanda anniversary experience
The Gaja family’s Bolgheri estate has become one of the defining addresses in Italian wine, says Anthony Rose after an impressive vertical tasting. The post Beyond Thirty: The Ca’ Marcanda anniversary experience appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
by Anthony Rose16 viewshomepage-featured-articlestasting-notesangelo-gajabolgheriitalian-wine - news
Aia Vecchia: A Modern Voice Defining Coastal Tuscany
The Wining Hour: Founded by the Pellegrini family in the mid-1990’s, Aia Vecchia is a family-owned Tuscan estate that has a strong reputation for producing expressive, terroir-driven wines from Italy’s coastal regions. Today, Aia Vecchia is managed by Elia Pellegrini, 4th generation owner and vintner. The estate takes its name from an old building on their property, symbolizing both heritage and place. With roughly 112 acres of vineyards split between Bolgheri and Maremma, the estate honors the region’s deep agricultural tradition with a modern, detail-focused approach to viticulture and winemaking, while capturing the essence of Tuscany’s maritime landscapes. Along with Aia Vecchia’s agronomist, Daniel Schuster, and the expertise of Hungarian winemaker, Tibor Gal, the Pellegrinis have been crafting beautiful, structured Bordeaux grape varieties primarily in two Tuscan zones: Bolgheri and Maremma. Coastal Warmth, Marine Influence and Tuscany Structure Bolgheri Bolgheri, known for its B
by thewininghour20 viewstoscanatuscanywine-winetastingwininghour-featureaia-vecchiabolgheri - news
“Simply the best” di Civiltà del Bere 2026
Si è appena concluso uno degli eventi milanesi più attesi dell’anno, il “Simply the best” che come sempre ha attirato tantissimi sommelier, professionisti del settore enogastronomico e wine lovers. Introduciamo il “Simply the best” “Simply the best” è un evento iconico della città meneghina, raduna una selezione delle aziende che nel 2026 hanno ottenuto giudizi […] The post “Simply the best” di Civiltà del Bere 2026 appeared first on Decanto - Giornale di vino | Migliori vini e cantine da visitare .
by Stefania Zumelli24 viewseventinotizie-ed-eventisenza-categoriavini-bianchivini-rossialto-adige - news
The Silver Lining of Bolgheri: The Wines of Tenuta Argentiera
In the heart of southern Tuscany is one of o ne of Italy and Tuscany’s prestigious wine regions, Bolgheri . Wine lovers may be most familiar with this territory for the innovate “Super Tuscan” reds that hit the scene in the late 20 th century. I was introduced to these wines via a virtual tasting hosted by Argentiera and Studio Cru and led by Argentiera’s winemaker, Nicoló Carrara, whom has been their winemaker wince 2009. Nicoló Carrara In this article I feature the wines of Argentiera , a winery that takes pride in its distinctive reds made from Bordeaux grapes such as Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon and Petit Verdot . Where is Bolgheri ? Bolgheri sits in the southwestern part of Tuscany covering over 3,700 acres of land . The area is in the shape of an amphitheater that hugs the Tuscan coastline for 8 miles . T he vineyards slowly slope down wards towards the Tyrrhenian Sea while being backed by hills and surrounde
by noreply@blogger.com (vinotravels21)17 viewsbolghericabernet-franccabernet-sauvignonmerlotpetit-verdottoscana