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Casanuova delle Cerbaie Tuscany Wines

Winery Farm Rosso di Montalcino Brunello di Montalcino Cerbaione Sangiovese Merlot Montalcino Siena Tuscany Italy

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Description

The vineyards of the Casanuova delle Cerbaie firm are located at approximately 300 metres above sea level on land dating back to the Eocene period characterized by calcareous, marl, argillaceous and conglomerate rocks. The prevailing south-west exposition of the vineyards allows them to grt the best sunlight throughout the day. Moreover, these vineyards grow on the prestigious hill of Montosoli and extend to the foot of the hill where Montalcino stands, thereby benefiting from a particularly moderate climate since they are sheltered by natural barriers on the North and West from the freezing north wind or extremely hot winds like the sorocco. The nature of the land and its enviable position thus make it possible to obtain excellent performances, eariching the Brunello results in terms of quality and to enrich the Brunello producted in this area with a of particular variety of fragraneces.

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