Artimino

On the steep amphitheater of Carmignano, among the hills of the province of Prato, Artimino presides over one of Tuscany's oldest wine-growing areas. Here, Sangiovese and Cabernet intertwine in the vineyards, giving shape to DOCG reds that adhere to strict aging regulations — at least twenty months — before reaching the market. It is a landscape where wine, oil, and land have maintained a measured balance for centuries, and where cultivation coexists with a built heritage. The heart of the estate is the Villa Medicea La Ferdinanda, designed by the Renaissance architect Bernardo Buontalenti: its stones function as a living archive, capable of linking today's production to a long stratification of history. The estate's single denomination thus concentrates all the company's ambition into one recognizable register. Artimino welcomes visitors for tastings and tours among the rows: it's worth booking a stop to taste the Carmignano reds, traverse the estate's landscape, and observe firsthand how architecture and vineyard together tell the story of the same territory.

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