Leonardo and Sangiovese:
a journey between Tuscany and Romagna

A grape variety and a man who share the same nature: both were born in Italy yet belong to the universal imagination. Two icons rooted in the same land, in the same way of observing and interpreting the world.

Nature reveals itself
to those who know how to interpret it

As a painter, Leonardo builds his art on the observation of nature: light, proportions, the details that escape a distracted glance. His works arise from a subtle balance between what nature offers and what people are able to see and interpret.

In the same way, Sangiovese is a demanding grape variety with real character, one that cannot express itself alone. It asks for attention, sensitivity, expertise. It does not give itself up easily: it challenges, resists, evolves. It cannot be dominated, but enters into dialogue with those who cultivate it.

From the meeting of a complex nature and human work, something unique takes shape: an inimitable, profoundly Italian identity.

"If you follow my teachings
you will drink excellent wine"

Leonardo da Vinci — Letter to his steward, 1515

One grape variety, many faces

It changes face from one territory to another without ever losing itself. Like the Genius, Sangiovese does not impose a form: it reads the nature around it and gives it back in a language anyone can recognise.

The versatile soul
of wine-making Italy

It is Italy’s most widely planted grape variety: about 11% of the entire national vineyard area. But the numbers capture only its extent. Sangiovese is the variety that, more than any other, has learned to transform itself, to reflect the soil, the climate and the hand of those who grow it, while always remaining recognisable.

From the great classics of Tuscany to the distinctive expressions of Romagna, it is the common language through which Italy tells the story of red wine.

Grappoli di Sangiovese maturi su un filare

A red thread between
territories and vision

From Tuscany to Romagna

From the heart of Tuscany to Romagna, Sangiovese is the thread that links wineries, growers and diverse landscapes. One language, endless nuances. A grape that does not standardise territories, but brings them into dialogue.

Tuscany

Romagna

Four territories, one grape variety

The style changes, the identity remains

Every wine is born from a precise place. Territory, climate and culture define its rhythm, character and nuances. Sangiovese remains the common thread linking different interpretations in a single identity.

Un vigneto al tramonto visto attraverso le foglie di vite

Four characters,
one single identity.

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