Belguardo

In Scansano, where Sangiovese dictates the landscape, Belguardo distributes its 94 hectares across an altitudinal range from 220 to 570 meters. It is within this elevation difference that the wine's character unfolds: every shift in altitude influences the concentration and structure of the fruit, yielding a Morellino di Scansano DOCG that changes accent with each vintage. Around Sangiovese, which remains the cornerstone, Cabernet and Syrah rotate for the reds, and Vermentino on the white side, completing a range that never betrays the essence of the place. The interpretation of terroir here is not a declaration but a method: the selection of grape varieties and exposure at different altitudes explain why a single denomination can take on such distinct faces from one year to the next. The winery is open for visits and tastings: it's worth exploring its slopes to understand, glass in hand, how a few meters of elevation translate into measurable differences in the glass.

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