Bertinga

In Gaiole in Chianti, in the Siena area, Bertinga entrusts Sangiovese and compatible red grape varieties with its interpretation of the Tuscan terroir. The Chianti Classico DOCG denomination marks this choice and places it within a landscape where vines have been cultivated for a very long time; the company's reds, with an alcohol content starting from twelve percent, seek precision more than power. What distinguishes Bertinga is being a recent voice in an ancient territory. Its reputation has grown quickly, establishing itself among the most interesting proposals in contemporary Tuscan viticulture, at a time when Chianti Classico is questioning its future between fidelity to Sangiovese and the pursuit of finesse. The winery is not open to the public, but its work demonstrates how a consolidated denomination can still embrace new interpretations, capable of measuring up to the region without being overwhelmed by it. Bertinga moves precisely on this ridge, with the measured ambition of someone who has recently arrived and has already found their own tone.

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