Campochiarenti

In San Gimignano, Campochiarenti manages fifty hectares where Vernaccia vineyards alternate with olive groves and woodlands. The property preserves the medieval traces of the area: the Chapel of San Nicola, dating back to the late 10th century, is still part of the estate's buildings today, a silent witness to a continuity that spans centuries and is here not rhetoric but living stone. The fundamental choice is loyalty to established local methods. Rather than introducing modern machinery capable of altering the landscape, the company continues with rooted practices, thus preserving the territory's identity while producing Vernaccia di San Gimignano DOCG. It is a wine born from this coherence, where the landscape matters more than technique and memory more than efficiency: a white wine that does not chase current trends but rather the unique character of its place, preserved alongside ancient walls and the rows of vines that have surrounded them for generations.

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