Pinot Gris is a grape variety that originates in Alsace, where – thanks to the favorable climatic conditions – it still represents the most cultivated grape for the number of hectares of vines. From France it has spread internationally, becoming one of the most famous white wines in the world, in particular in the United […]
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Chianti Riserva is one of the types of wine included in the Chianti DOCG denomination: one of the most loved, known, and sold Italian wines. It belongs to a land with a noble, ancient and recognized enological vocation: Tuscany, the home of Chianti and Leonardo da Vinci. Et però credo che molta felicità sia agli
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Thanks to his innate curiosity and his inclination for excellence, the Genius was the first to speak about viticulture and winemaking with technical expertise. What we have inherited from him is brought back to life in the wines of Leonardo da Vinci Spa.
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Sangiovese is the king of the Tuscan grape varietals, and Leonardo da Vinci Wines has decided to pay tribute to it: from the grapes grown in the Villa da Vinci vineyards comes San Zio Sangiovese Toscana IGT, a mature, elegant red wine.
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Supertuscan wines are high quality Tuscan wines, usually with the Toscana IGT label, produced outside DOC and DOCG regulations. This type of wine is made by blending typical vine varieties of the region with international varieties, in order to create wines with a soft, rounded, balanced flavour. Leonardo da Vinci Wines has also decided to
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The Italian Patent and Trademark Office has entered the word mark ‘Leonardo da Vinci’ in the Register of Historical Trademarks of National Interest.
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Chianti is a red wine with DOCG designation that has ancient origins in the area of the same name in Tuscany. From Tuscany it has spread internationally, becoming one of the best-known Italian red wines abroad. As an excellence, as well as a symbol of the Italian wine tradition, we decided to pay homage to
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In 1502 Leonardo da Vinci was commissioned by Cesare Borgia to review and improve the infrastructures and fortifications in the territory of the Duchy of Romagna. In that year the genius made a trip to Romagna and made sketches and drawings of the architectures and buildings in some of the most important cities of Romagna:
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Vermentino, one of the great Italian white wines, is a wine that never disappoints! Simple, clean, usually mineral and saline, it is extraordinarily versatile and can be as deliciously complex in taste as a Sauvignon Blanc. Vermentino: history of the wine Vermentino is a white grape variety widespread in Sardinia, Liguria and Tuscany, with divergent
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When we talk about rosato wines or rosé wines, we indicate wines that are distinctly fresh, fragrant and enjoyable throughout a meal and in combination with different dishes. Thanks to its incredible versatility, you can easily combine a rosé wine with both fish and meat dishes, preferably shellfish and white meats. How is a rosé
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