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Cecchi – a Tuscan family winery with humble beginnings. In 1893, Luigi Cecchi started as a wine merchant; in 1900, he and his son Cesare created the Cecchi brand. Today, Cesare and Andrea run the company. Cecchi produces wine in various regions of Tuscany – and more recently, in Umbria. Dynamic, yet deeply rooted. Always seeking the next step, without losing sight of its heritage. The wines? Graceful, warm, approachable. Just like Andrea Cecchi: a Tuscan gentleman with style. Cecchi – Tuscany to drink.
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Berlin Wine Trophy 2014
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Berlin Wine Trophy 2024 Gold
Awarded by Berlin Wine Trophy (DWM - German Wine Marketing)
About Cecchi
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Award-winning wines
Berlin Wine Trophy 2014
Awarded by Berlin Wine Trophy
Berlin Wine Trophy 2024 Gold
Awarded by Berlin Wine Trophy (DWM - German Wine Marketing)
What our customers say
Perfect taste, absolutely full-bodied and outstanding aroma. Worth every cent and an absolute delight. Thanks for that.
This wine is first-class. Now also the 2020 vintage. The company is also very eager to handle everything in the best possible way. Shipping very fast and the goods best packed. We will of course order again.
Cecchi –
Tuscany in five generations
It all started in 1893 with a wine salesman: Luigi Cecchi traveled through Tuscany, tasting, trading, and learning. Seven years later, together with his son Cesare, he founded the brand that still bears his name today. What began as a small trading house is now one of the region's most well-known family wineries – managed by Cesare and Andrea Cecchi in the fourth and fifth generations.
The winery manages vineyards in several parts of Tuscany – from Chianti Classico and the Maremma to the hills of Umbria. This geographical breadth is no coincidence, but a deliberate strategy: Cecchi specifically seeks out terroirs that sharpen the character of each grape variety without abandoning the house style. The wines are warm and accessible, with a structure that hints at depth without being demanding.
What distinguishes Cecchi is the balance between movement and roots. The winery is evolving, developing new sites, and working with modern cellar techniques – yet it remains recognizably Tuscan: fruit-forward, with soft tannins and a warmth reminiscent of the midday sun on red sandstone. Wines for the table, not for the shelf.