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INDEX

Chianti Classico production zone

Chianti Classico passport

Chianti Classico sales in 2014

Chianti Classico pyramid

Chianti Classico Gran Selezione

Chianti Classico: the original

The Black Rooster and its legend

Important dates

Participating wine estates

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chIaNtI classIco proDuctIoN zoNE

CastelnuovoBerardenga

Gaiole in ChiantiCastellinain Chianti

Radda in Chianti

Greve in Chianti

Poggibonsi

BarberinoVal d’Elsa

TavarnelleVal di Pesa

S. Cascianoin Val di Pesa

SIENA

FLORENCE

Italy

Milan

Venice

Rome

Tuscany

Province of Florence Province of Siena

The territory lying between the provinces of Florence and Siena that covers the communities of Castellina in Chianti, Gaiole in Chianti, Greve in Chianti and Radda in Chianti in their entirety, and parts of Barberino Val d’Elsa, Castelnuovo Berardenga, Poggibonsi, San Casciano Val di Pesa and Tavarnelle Val di Pesa.

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chIaNtI classIco passport

Italy

United States

Germany

Canada

United Kingdom

Switzerland

Japan

Scandinavia

Benelux

Russia

China and Hong Kong

Other countries

EXportED to morE thaN 60 couNtrIEs

chIaNtI classIco salEs IN 2014

Appellation Chianti Classico DOCG

Year of birth 1716: the borders of the production zoneare delimited

Area covered by the territory 175,000 a

Area planted with vineyards 25,000 a

Vineyards registered as Chianti Classico 18,000 a

Grapes permittedby production regulations

Sangiovese: from a minimum of 80% to 100%Red grapes (Indigenous or international): max 20%

Average annual bottle output 35 milion

Consorzio Vino Chianti Classico members 566

Number of members who are bottlers 371

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chIaNtI classIco pyramID

2013: a pivotal yearThe year 2013 represented an historical turning point for the Chianti Classico appellation. In fact, the Consorzio Vino Chianti Classico members’ assembly ap-proved important changes to the production regulations leading to a reorganiza-tion of the Black Rooster DOCG, that was definitively enacted after ministerial approval at the end of the year.

The quality pyramidThe new classification of the Chianti Classico typologies added another layer at the top of the DOCG quality pyramid: the Gran Selezione. This typology of Chianti Classico is produced exclusively with grapes from single vineyards or selected from the estate’s best-suited vineyards. In addition to stricter technical and or-ganoleptic characteristics, Gran Selezione wines can be released on the market only 30 months after the grape harvest, three of them spent in bottle refinement. These unique features place the Gran Selezione at the summit of the Chianti Classico quality pyramid.

Chianti Classico Gran Selezione• Wineproducedfromsinglevineyardorfromaselection

oftheestate’sbestgrapes• Minimumagingrequirement:30months,including3monthsofbottleaging• Stricterchemicalparametersandoutstandingorganoleptic

characteristics

Chianti Classico Riserva• Minimumagingrequirement:24months,including3monthsof

bottleaging• Specificchemicalparametersandorganolepticcharacteristics

Chianti Classico Annata• Specificchemicalparametersandorganoleptic

characteristics

N.B.Ineverycasevintnerhastodeclarethewinedestinationwhenapplyingforcertification

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Minimumalcohol content

Minimum maturation

Characteristics

Chianti ClassicoAnnata

(Year’s vintage)12% vol. 12 months Product relatively young and full of fruit,

pleasant, appealing and very drinkable.

Chianti ClassicoRiserva

12.5% vol. 24 months With bigger structure and greater aging potential than the year’s vintage.

Chianti ClassicoGran Selezione

13% vol. 30 months

A perfect balance between elegance and potency, thanks to careful grape selection in the vineyard that, in the finest years, ensures great structure and equally great aging potential.

Quality production: an intentional choiceAnother important fact is that, for the product to receive suitability certification, the vintner must always declare in advance whether the wine is to be used for the Chianti Classico Annata, Riserva or Gran Selezione. This means making a more deliberate pre-selection of the grapes and wines to be used in the final product.

A product that’s always certifiedUnder the current regulations, batches of Chianti Classico wine can be marketed only if certified as suitable by the pertinent control organization. Uncertified bulk wine can no longer be marketed; even in the case of blends of already-certified batches, the blend itself must undergo suitability tests.

An even stronger brand: energy, pride, and eleganceThe Black Rooster trademark that since 2005 has stood for the entire Chianti Classico denomination has been given a graphic revision to make it stand out even more on every bottle of Chianti Classico. The logo with the Black Rooster symbol, redesigned with greater impact and more contemporary traits, is not anymore on the governmental seal, but it is to be loca-ted more visibly, on the neck of the bottle or rear label.

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chianti classico

G r a n S e l e z i o n e

AHISTORICDECISION

It’sthefirsttimethat Italianwinelegislationhaspermittedintroductionofanewtypologyofwineatthesummitofadenomination’squalitypyramid,andthefirsttimethata legalrevolutionofsuchbreadthwasachievedthankstothevintnersthem-selves,the600-somemembersoftheconsortium.ChiantiClassico is thefirstdenomination in Italytoraisethestakes,byreinforcingthevalueoftheappellationasawholestartingfromitsqualitativepeak.Adecisionincounter-trendtotherestoftheworldaimedataddingqualitylayerontopoftheterritory’senologicaloffer.Projections for the production of Gran Selezioneshow that it will account for about 10% of theChiantiClassicoproductionforanoverallworthofbetween70and100millioneuros.

VINEYARDSELECTION

GranSelezione ismadeexclusively fromawin-ery’s own grapes grown in its finest vineyardsaccording to strict regulations that make it atrulypremiumwine,anewpointofreferenceontheworldwinescene.

REFINEMENT

In addition to the chemical and organolepticcharacteristics of very high quality wines, GranSelezionecanbemarketedonlyafteraminimum30-monthsagingandanobligatoryperiodofbot-tlerefinement.

SENSORIALCHARACTERISTICS

GranSelezioneisalsoabletoenhancethedif-ferentcharacteristicsofabroadandvariegatedterritorydividedintoninecommunitiesanddif-ferentclimaticandsoilzonesbutunitedbytheunmistakableSangiovese“signature”.FromtheorganolepticviewpointGranSelezionehasagreatstructurethat,thankstograpese-lectionandlongrefinement,givessuperiorbal-anceandharmony,depthofflavorandaromaticcomplexity.Onthepalateitcombinesimmedia-cyoffruitwiththefascinatingnuancestypicalofwinesthattakelongtoevolve.

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Colour deep ruby red tending to garnet with age

Aroma spicy and persistent

Taste dry, persistent, balanced

Minimum alcohol content 13%vol.

Total minimum acidity 4.5g/l

Minimum non-reductive extract

26g/l

chianti classico

G r a n S e l e z i o n e

GRANSELEzIONECERTIFICATION

The use of the name “Chianti Classico GranSelezione” depends on issue of a suitabilitycertificate based on chemical-physical testsconductedbyauthorizedlaboratoriesandap-provalofthewine’sorganolepticcharacteris-ticsbyspecialtastingcommitteesasperItal-ian Ministerial Decree 16/12/2010 concerningbatchesofwinedestinedforbottling.

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chIaNtI classIco: thE orIgINal

TWO diffeRenT WineS

There has always been an idiomatic-geographic confusion between two different DOCGs: Chianti Classico and Chianti. While in the enological field there are two separate terms, “Chianti Classico” and “Chianti,” from the historical-geographical standpoint there is only the term “Chianti.”

For consumers, but even for wine insiders, the borderline between these two con-texts is so unclear that the adjective “Classico” is often omitted in describing a Chianti Classico in tastings, comments and articles. In fact, that adjective is very important, because it distinguishes Chianti Classico from Chianti wine. They are two distinct and separate DOCGs, with two different sets of production regula-tions, production zones and tutelary consortiums.

A bit of history

It was in 1716 that Cosimo III, Grand Duke of Tuscany, officially delimited the Chianti production zone to an area lying between the cities of Florence and Siena where the homonymous wine produced was already enjoying great success. At the time the wine called “Chianti” was made in the territory called “Chianti.”

Where the confusion started

In the early 20th century, when Chianti’s fame was increasing year by year and its production territory was no longer able to meet a growing national and foreign demand, wine began to be made outside the Chianti zone delimited in 1716, which was also called “Chianti” or “Chianti-style” wine.

And so, to defend their own wines, makers of the original Chianti founded the Consorzio per la difesa del vino Chianti e della sua marca di origine (Consortium for the Protection of Typical Chianti Wine and its Mark of Origin). The trademark immediately chosen was the Black Rooster, historic symbol of the Chianti Military League and depicted by famous painter Giorgio Vasari on the ceiling of the Salone dei Cinquecento at Palazzo Vecchio in Florence. In 1932 a specific ministerial de-cree was issued to distinguish the Chianti made in its zone of origin by adding the “Classico” adjective.

Since then, Chianti wine produced outside the original geographical area has been called “Chianti” (often with the addition of zone names: Chianti Rufina, Chianti Colli Senesi, Chianti Colli Aretini, Chianti Colli Pisani, etc.), while Chianti Classico is the wine made within the original production zone, the one known since 1716 as “Chianti.”

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chIaNtI classIco: thE orIgINal

Florence

Siena

Pisa

Arezzo

Chianti Classico production zone Chianti production zone

ChiantiThe name of a territory delimited in 1716 that today covers 9 communes under the provinces of Florence and Siena (Castellina in Chianti, Gaiole in Chianti, Greve in Chianti and Radda in Chianti in their entirety, and parts of Barberino Val d’Elsa, Castelnuovo Berardenga, Poggibonsi, San Casciano Val di Pesa and Tavarnelle Val di Pesa).

ChiantiThe name of a wine made in Tuscany, but not in the geographical zone called “Chianti.”

Chianti ClassicoThe name of the wine made in the geographical zone called “Chianti.”Only this wine is entitled to be identified with the historic Black Rooster symbol.

TWO diffeRenT pROduCTiOn zOneS

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thE BlacK roostEr aND Its lEgEND

The history of this symbol includes a curious legend from medieval times recounting an event that in actual fact led to the political unity of all of Chianti territory, with a black rooster’s behavior ostensibly decisive.

In medieval times, when the Republics of Florence and Siena were bitterly fighting for dominance, Chianti territory - because it lies between the two cities - was con-stantly fought over. To end the dispute and establish definitive borders of domin-ion, the legend tells that a very odd method was chosen. It was agreed that two knights would depart from their respective cities and fix the boundary point at where they met. Departure was to be at dawn and the signal to ride given by rooster crow, quite logical for an epoch when daily routines were paced by natu-ral rhythm. The Sieneses chose a white rooster, and the Florentines a black one, which they kept in a small, dark chicken coop and practically starved for so many days that it was desperate.

On the fatal day, as soon as it was freed from the coop, the black rooster began to crow, although dawn was still far away. His loud crowing allowed the Florentine knight to set off posthaste and much ahead of his Sienese counterpart, who had to wait for daybreak for his rooster to crow. Since the Florentine horseman had such a head start, he met up with the Sienese knight at Fonterutoli, a mere twelve kilom-eters from the latter’s departure point.And so nearly all of Chianti was brought under the power of the Republic of Florence.

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ImportaNt DatEs

2013Theassemblyofconsortiummembersapprovesasetofchangestoproductionregulations,leadingtoanauthenticrevampingofthedenomination.

2010 AchangetoanItalianlawbanstheproductionofChiantiwineinChiantiClassicoproductionzone.

1996 ChiantiClassicobecomesanindependentDOCG.

1984 ChiantiClassicoobtainsDOCG(ControlledandGuaranteedDenominationofOrigin)status,thehighestforpremiumItalianwines.

1932Theadjective“Classico”isaddedbyministerialdecree,todistinguishtheoriginalChiantifromthewinemadeoutsidetheterritorydelimitedin1716.

1924FoundingoftheConsortiumfortheProtectionofTypicalChiantiWineanditsmarkofOrigin.ThetrademarkchosenistheBlackRooster.

1716 CosimoIII,GrandDukeofTuscany,officiallydelimitedthe“Chianti”productionzone.

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partIcIpatINg WINE EstatEs

Agricoltori del Chianti Geografico

Badia a Coltibuono

Banfi

Bibbiano

Bindi Sergardi

Borgo Salcetino

Borgo Scopeto

Cafaggio

Capannelle

Carobbio

Carpineta Fontalpino

Carpineto

Castellare di Castellina

Castelli del Grevepesa

Castello d’Albola

Castello di Ama

Castello di Fonterutoli

Castello di Gabbiano

Castello di Meleto

Castello Vicchiomaggio

Dievole

Famiglia Nunzi Conti

Fattoria La Ripa

Fattoria Le Bocce

Fontodi

Istine

Lanciola

Le Chiantigiane

Lornano

Monteraponi

Podere L’Aja

Principe Corsini - Villa Le Corti

Querceto di Castellina

Querciabella

Rocca delle Macìe

Rocca di Castagnoli - Tenuta di Capraia

San Felice

Vignamaggio

Villa Calcinaia

Villa S.Andrea

Villa Trasqua

Fèlsina

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Gaiole in Chianti (SI)


Personally present here

US, Far East, India, China, Australia

organic wine

4,51–5,50

13,01-15,00

200.000

32.000

90%Sangiovese,10%Canaiolo

90%Sangiovese,10%Canaiolo,CiliegioloandColorino

Chianti Classico DOCG Contessa di Radda 2012

Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Badia a Coltibuono 2010

upto4,50

7,01–8,50

150.000

170.000


90%Sangiovese,10%Canaiolo,CiliegioloandColorino

Chianti Classico DOCG Geografico 2012

Chianti Classico DOCG Badia a Coltibuono 2012

[email protected] - www.chiantigeografico.it

[email protected] - www.coltibuono.com

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olto

ri de

l Chia

nti G

eogr

afico

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dia a

Col

tibuo

noAgricoltori del Chianti Geografico

Badia a Coltibuono

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[email protected] - www.bibbiano.com

[email protected] - www.castellobanfi.com

Castellina in Chianti (SI)

Montalcino (SI) - Castellina in Chianti


Hall 1 - B81

organic grapes

15,01-20,0016.000100%SangioveseGrossoChianti Classico DOCG Gran Selezione Vigna del Capannino 2011

8,51–10,00

8,51–10,00

40.000

22.000

100%Sangiovese

90%Sangiovese,5%Canaiolo,5%Colorino

Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Montornello 2012

Chianti Classico DOCG Fonte alla Selva 2013

Banfi

/ Bi

bbian

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Bibbiano

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[email protected] - www.livon.it

[email protected] - www.bindisergardi.it

Radda in Chianti (SI)

Monteriggioni (SI) - Castellina in Chianti

All countries



10,01-11,50

8,51–10,00

20.000

25.000

100%Sangiovese

97%Sangiovese,3%Merlot

Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Lucarello 2011

Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Calidonia 2011

5,51–7,00

5,51–7,00

70.000

40.000


97%Sangiovese,3%CabernetSauvignon

Chianti Classico DOCG Borgo Salcetino 2012

Chianti Classico DOCG La Ghirlanda 2012

Bind

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gard

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orgo

Salce

tino

Borgo Salcetino

Bindi Sergardi

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Markets of interest

[email protected] - www.villacafaggio.it

[email protected] - www.borgoscopeto.com

Panzano in Chianti (FI) - Greve in Chianti

Vagliagli (SI) - Castelnuovo Berardenga

France, Belgium, Netherlands, Spain, Portugal, Denmark

Personally present hereunder organic conversion

15,01-20,00

8,51–10,00

4.880

20.000

85%Sangiovese,10%CabernetSauvignon,5%CabernetFranc

100%Sangiovese

Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Basilica San Martino 2010

Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Vigna Misciano 2011

5,51–7,00

4,51–5,50

150.000

170.000

100%Sangiovese

90%Sangiovese,5%Merlot,5%Colorino

Chianti Classico DOCG Cafaggio 2012

Chianti Classico DOCG Borgo Scopeto 2013

Borg

o Sc

opet

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afag

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Cafaggio

Borgo Scopeto

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Markets of interest

[email protected] - www.tenutacarobbio.com

[email protected] - www.capannelle.com



Belgium, Netherlands, Portugal, Denmark, Poland


13,01-15,0013.000100%SangioveseChianti Classico DOCG Riserva Carobbio 2011

7,01–8,50

13,01-15,00

26.000

25.000


100%Sangiovese

Chianti Classico DOCG Carobbio 2012

Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Capannelle 2012

Capa

nnell

e / C

arob

bio

Carobbio

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[email protected] - www.carpineto.com

[email protected] - www.carpinetafontalpino.it


Castelnuovo Berardenga (SI)

Germany, South America, Middle East, Africa

Norway, Brazil, China

Hall 1 - A61

organic grapes

10,01-11,50

11,51-13,00

162.000

5.000

80%Sangiovese,20%Canaioloandcomplementaryredgrapevarieties

100%Sangiovese

Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Carpineto 2010

Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Fontalpino 2011

5,51–7,00

5,51–7,00

300.000

35.000

80%Sangiovese,20%Canaioloandcomplementaryredgrapevarieties

100%Sangiovese

Chianti Classico DOCG Carpineto 2013

Chianti Classico DOCG Fontalpino 2012

Carp

ineta

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alpino

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rpine

to

Carpineto

Carpineta Fontalpino

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[email protected] - www.castellidelgrevepesa.it

[email protected] - www.castellare.it

San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI)


Europe, US, Brazil, China

Bulgaria, Chile, Argentine, Mexico, China


Hall 1 - DE90-01

7,01–8,50

11,51-13,00

60.000

15.000

100%Sangiovese


Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Clemente VII 2010

Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Castellare 2012

5,51–7,00

8,51–10,00

200.000

110.000

100%Sangiovese


Chianti Classico DOCG Clemente VII 2011

Chianti Classico DOCG Castellare 2013

Cast

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aste

llina

/ Ca

stell

i del

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a

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Castellare di Castellina

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[email protected] - www.castellodiama.com

[email protected] - www.albola.it




Hall 1 - D119

15,01-20,00

11,51-13,00

90.000

60.000

80%Sangiovese,20%MerlotandMalvasiaNera

100%Sangiovese

Chianti Classico DOCG Gran Selezione San Lorenzo 2011

Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Castello d’Albola 2011

8,51–10,00

7,01–8,50

90.000

450.000


95%Sangiovese,5%complementaryredgrapevarieties

Chianti Classico DOCG Ama 2013

Chianti Classico DOCG Castello d’Albola 2012

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ola /

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tello

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ma

Castello di Ama

Castello d’Albola

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[email protected] - www.castellogabbiano.it

[email protected] - www.mazzei.it

Mercatale Val di Pesa (FI) - San Casciano in Val di Pesa


France, Scandinavia, China

13,01-15,00

15,01-20,00

12.000

60.000

100%Sangiovese

92%Sangiovese,8%MalvasiaNeraandColorino

Chianti Classico DOCG Gran Selezione Bellezza 2011

Chianti Classico DOCG Gran Selezione Castello Fonterutoli 2011

10,01-11,50

8,51–10,00

100.000

370.000


90%Sangiovese,10%Colorino,MalvasiaNeraandMerlot

Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Castello di Gabbiano 2012

Chianti Classico DOCG Fonterutoli 2013

Cast

ello

di Fo

nter

utol

i / C

aste

llo d

i Gab

bian

o

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Castello di Fonterutoli

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[email protected] - www.vicchiomaggio.it

[email protected] - www.castellomeleto.it

Greve in Chianti (FI)


France, Germany, Finland, US, Australia

Belgium, Poland, Russia, Czech Republic, Southeast Asia


15,01-20,00

8,51–10,00

7.000

20.000


100%Sangiovese

Chianti Classico DOCG Gran Selezione La Prima 2011

Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Vigna Casi 2012

onrequest

5,51–7,00

24.000

180.000

90%Sangiovese,5%Canaiolo,5%CabernetSauvignon

90%Sangiovese,5%MalvasiaNera,5%AlicanteBouchet

Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Agostino Petri 2011

Chianti Classico DOCG Meleto 2012

Cast

ello

di M

eleto

/ Ca

stell

o Vi

cchio

magg

io

Castello Vicchiomaggio

Castello di Meleto

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[email protected] - www.famiglianunziconti.it

[email protected] - www.dievole.it


Vagliagli (SI) - Castelnuovo Berardenga

Europe, US, Japan, China

England, Belgium, Scandinavia,Southeast Asia

under organic conversion

10,01-11,505.000100%SangioveseChianti Classico DOCG Riserva Nunzi Conti 2012

5,51–7,00

8,51–10,00

40.000

80.000

83%Sangiovese,7%Merlot,5%Canaiolo,5%Colorino

100%Sangiovese

Chianti Classico DOCG Nunzi Conti 2012

Chianti Classico DOCG Dievole 2013

Diev

ole /

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glia

Nunz

i Con

ti

Famiglia Nunzi Conti

Dievole

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Markets of interest

[email protected] - www.stefanofarinavini.it

[email protected] - www.laripa.it


San Donato in Poggio (FI) - Barberino Val d’Elsa

Europe, South America, Asia, Africa

England, Germany, France, Austria, US, Canada, Russia, India, Japan, China, Korea

organic wine

8,51–10,00

13,01-15,00

52.000

5.600

100%Sangiovese


Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Le Bocce 2010

Chianti Classico DOCG Gran Selezione Fattoria La Ripa 2008

5,51–7,00

8,51–10,00

109.000

10.000



Chianti Classico DOCG Le Bocce 2011

Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Fattoria La Ripa 2009

Fatto

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Rip

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Le B

occe

Fattoria Le Bocce

Fattoria La Ripa

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Bottles produced:

Bottles produced:

Bottles produced:

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Markets of interest

[email protected] - www.istine.it

[email protected] - www.fontodi.com



All countries except Belgium, Poland, California (US), Alberta (Canada)




organic wine

13,01-15,00

20,01-25,00

2.600

24.000

100%Sangiovese

100%Sangiovese

Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Levigne 2012

Chianti Classico DOCG Gran Selezione Vigna del Sorbo 2012

5,51–7,00

10,01-11,50

16.000

150.000

90%Sangiove,10%ColorinoandCanaiolo

100%Sangiovese

Chianti Classico DOCG Istine 2013

Chianti Classico DOCG Fontodi 2012

Font

odi /

Istin

e

Istine

Fontodi

Bottles produced:

Bottles produced:

Bottles produced:

Bottles produced:

Markets of interest

Markets of interest

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[email protected] - www.chiantigiane.it

[email protected] - www.lanciola.it

Tavarnelle Val di Pesa (FI)

Impruneta (FI) - Greve in Chianti

France, Belgium, Eastern Europe,Northern Europe

UK, Belgium, Netherlands, Russia


5,51–7,00

8,51–10,00

100.000

10.000


95%Sangiovese,5%CanaioloandColorino

Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Loggia dei Fiori 2012

Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Le Masse di Greve 2011

upto4,50

5,51–7,00

100.000

30.000



Chianti Classico DOCG Geggiano Pontignano 2012

Chianti Classico DOCG Le Masse di Greve 2011

Lanc

iola

/ Le C

hiant

igian

e

Le Chiantigiane

Lanciola

Bottles produced:

Bottles produced:

Bottles produced:

Markets of interest

Markets of interest

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[email protected] - www.monteraponi.it

[email protected] - www.lornano.it


Monteriggioni (SI) - Castellina in Chianti

France, Belgium, Quebec (Canada), Brazil, Mexico, Panama, Singapore, Thailand, Taiwan, Korea

All countries

organic wine

11,51-13,006.65985%Sangiovese,15%MerlotChianti Classico DOCG Gran Selezione Lornano 2011

8,51–10,00

4,51–5,50

40.000

120.000


100%Sangiovese

Chianti Classico DOCG Monteraponi 2013

Chianti Classico DOCG Lornano 2011

Lorn

ano

/ Mon

tera

poni

Monteraponi

Lornano

..........................................................................................................................................................................

..........................................................................................................................................................................

..........................................................................................................................................................................

Bottles produced:

Bottles produced:

Bottles produced:

Bottles produced:

29

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Markets of interest

Markets of interest

[email protected] - www.principecorsini.com

[email protected] - www.poderelaja.com



All countries (mainly Argentine, Korea, China)

Europe, America, Asia


13,01-15,00

5,51–7,00

5.800

3.800


90%Sangiovese,5%Merlot,5%CanaioloandColorino

Chianti Classico DOCG Gran Selezione Don Tommaso 2011

Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Podere L’Aja 2009

5,51–7,00

4,51–5,50

70.000

7.000



Chianti Classico DOCG Le Corti 2012

Chianti Classico DOCG Podere L’Aja 2010

Pode

re L’

Aja /

Prin

cipe C

orsin

i - V

illa L

e Cor

ti

Principe Corsini - Villa Le Corti

Podere L’Aja

Bottles produced:

Bottles produced:

Bottles produced:

30

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Markets of interest

[email protected] - www.querciabella.com

[email protected] - www.quercetodicastellina.com



Europe, US, Asia



organic wine

organic wine

13,01-15,007.50090%Sangiovese,10%MerlotChianti Classico DOCG Gran Selezione Sei 2011

8,51–10,00

5,51–7,00

100.000

3.000

100%Sangiovese

100%Sangiovese

Chianti Classico DOCG Querciabella 2012

Chianti Classico DOCG L’aura 2012

Quer

ceto

di C

aste

llina

/ Qu

ercia

bella

Querciabella

Querceto di Castellina

..........................................................................................................................................................................

..........................................................................................................................................................................

..........................................................................................................................................................................

Bottles produced:

Bottles produced:

Bottles produced:

Bottles produced:

31

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Markets of interest

Markets of interest

[email protected] - www.roccadicastagnoli.com

[email protected] - www.roccadellemacie.com



Austria, Netherlands, Poland, Russia, Baltic Republics, Mexico, Caribbean, Brazil, Vietnam, Korea, China

Portugal, China, Korea, India


onrequest

15,01-20,00

6.800

22.000

100%Sangiovese


Chianti Classico DOCG Gran Selezione Stielle 2010

Chianti Classico DOCG Gran Selezione Riserva di Fizzano 2011

onrequest

13,01-15,00

20.000

50.000

100%Sangiovese

100%Sangiovese

Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Capraia 2011

Chianti Classico DOCG Tenuta Sant’Alfonso 2012

Rocc

a dell

e Mac

ìe / R

occa

di C

asta

gnol

i - Te

nuta

di C

apra

ia

Rocca di Castagnoli - Tenuta di Capraia

Rocca delle Macìe

Bottles produced:

Bottles produced:

Bottles produced:

32

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Markets of interest

[email protected] - www.vignamaggio.com

[email protected] - www.agricolasanfelice.it



France, Austria, Germany, Sweden, Russia, Brazil, Asia




11,51-13,0040.00080%Sangiovese,20%complementaryredgrapevarietiesChianti Classico DOCG Gran Selezione Il Grigio 2011

13,01-15,00

4,51–5,50

30.000

400.000

85%Sangiovese,10%Merlot,5%CabernetSauvignon

80%Sangiovese,10%Pugnitello,10%Colorino

Chianti Classico DOCG Gran Selezione Monna Lisa 2010

Chianti Classico DOCG San Felice 2012

San F

elice

/ Vi

gnam

aggi

o

Vignamaggio

San Felice

..........................................................................................................................................................................

..........................................................................................................................................................................

..........................................................................................................................................................................

Bottles produced:

Bottles produced:

Bottles produced:

Bottles produced:

Markets of interest

Markets of interest

33

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[email protected] - www.villas-andrea.it

[email protected] - www.villacalcinaia.it



France, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Russia, Eastern Europe, Asia

Germany, Austria, Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland, Finland, Sweden, Czech Republic, Russia, Slovakia, Hungary, Baltic Republics, Ukraine

Hall 1 - DE118under organic conversion

8,51–10,00

11,51-13,00

10.000

6.000


100%Sangiovese

Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Villa S.Andrea 2010

Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Villa Calcinaia 2011

5,51–7,00

5,51–7,00

17.000

19.200

80%Sangiovese,10%CabernetSauvignon,10%Merlot


Chianti Classico DOCG Villa S.Andrea 2011

Chianti Classico DOCG Villa Calcinaia 2012

Villa

Calc

inaia

/ Vill

a S.A

ndre

a

Villa S.Andrea

Villa Calcinaia

Bottles produced:

Bottles produced:

Bottles produced:

Bottles produced:

Markets of interest

Markets of interest

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Baltic Republics, South America, Asia, United Arab Emirates

[email protected] - www.felsina.it

[email protected] - www.villatrasqua.it



Eastern Europe, Asia

organic wine


15,01-20,00

20,01-25,00

40.000

7.000

100%Sangiovese

100%Sangiovese

Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva Rancia 2011

Chianti Classico DOCG Gran Selezione Nerento 2009

8,51–10,00

5,51–7,00

230.000

40.000

100%Sangiovese

95%Sangiovese,5%ColorinoandMalvasiaNera

Chianti Classico DOCG Berardenga 2012

Chianti Classico DOCG Villa Trasqua 2012

Villa

Tras

qua /

Fèlsi

na

Fèlsina

Villa Trasqua

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