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Luce della Vite

Tenuta Luce della Vite – Tuscan high-altitude art. Southwest of Montalcino, the estate extends over 192 hectares, 55 of which are vineyards. 350 to 420 meters above sea level – one of the highest l... Read more Read less

Tenuta Luce della Vite – Tuscan high-altitude art. Southwest of Montalcino, the estate extends over 192 hectares, 55 of which are vineyards. 350 to 420 meters above sea level – one of the highest locations in the area. On Galestro soil, Sangiovese grows, and in deeper, clay- and sandier locations, Merlot. Long, hot summers, southern exposure, slow ripening – this results in concentrated, powerful wines. Sustainable agriculture, organic technologies, low yields (approx. 30 hl per hectare). Thinning, defoliation – everything to strengthen the character of the grape varieties and capture the essence of the terroir. Montalcino in its purest form.

Montalcino (SI), Tuscany 3 products 3 award-winning products
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Luce della Vite
Origin Tuscany, Italy
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Grape varieties MerlotSangiovese

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Lucente Rosso Tuscany Luce delle Vite
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Sale price29,95 € 0,75 l (39,93 €/l)
Luce della Vite Brunello di Montalcino, dark red wine bottle with label, 100 points James Suckling 2015Luce della Vite Brunello di Montalcino
Luce della Vite Rosso Toscana
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Sale price139,00 € 0,75 l (185,33 €/l)

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Award-winning wines

Lucente Rosso Tuscany Luce delle Vite
Cuvée
Sale price29,95 € 0,75 l (39,93 €/l)
Luce della Vite Brunello di Montalcino, dark red wine bottle with label, 100 points James Suckling 2015Luce della Vite Brunello di Montalcino
Luce della Vite Rosso Toscana
Cuvée
Sale price139,00 € 0,75 l (185,33 €/l)

High-altitude character from the heart of Tuscany

On Galestro soils between 350 and 420 meters, southwest of Montalcino, Sangiovese grapes develop into concentrated, profound wines. Low yields of around 30 hl per hectare and sustainable farming practices mean the estate thinks in terms of generations, not vintages.