Poggio Bonelli and Chigi Saracini
Sought after by Siena's most prestigious noble families, the Poggio Bonelli estate has been managed by various owners over the centuries. In the Middle Ages, the property belonged to the Spennali family. In the second half of the 16th century, Poggio Bonelli came into the possession of the prominent Piccolomini family. During the 17th and 18th centuries, the land was likely passed to the Landucci family through dowry or inheritance. The Crocis and the Landuccis remained involved with Poggio Bonelli until the 20th century, eventually entrusting it to the capable hands of the Monte dei Paschi di Siena real estate company. Poggio Bonelli prides itself on preserving and continuing the traditions of the terroir and winemaking in its daily work: a perfect symbiosis between man and land. A centuries-old story that continues to this day.
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Sought after by Siena's most prestigious noble families, the Poggio Bonelli estate has been managed by various owners over the centuries. In the Middle Ages, the property belonged to the Spennali family. In the second half of the 16th century, Poggio Bonelli came into the possession of the prominent Piccolomini family. During the 17th and 18th centuries, the land was likely passed to the Landucci family through dowry or inheritance. The Crocis and the Landuccis remained involved with Poggio Bonelli until the 20th century, eventually entrusting it to the capable hands of the Monte dei Paschi di Siena real estate company. Poggio Bonelli prides itself on preserving and continuing the traditions of the terroir and winemaking in its daily work: a perfect symbiosis between man and land. A centuries-old story that continues to this day.