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Podere La Cappella

Barberino Tavarnelle · Province of Firenze · Toscana

Chianti Classico DOCG

Podere La Cappella takes its name from a small chapel—Santa Maria a Cerbaia—standing within the estate's grounds since 1076. Sangiovese vines blanket the rolling Chianti Classico terrain around Barberino Tavarnelle, punctuated by ancient oaks, wild cypress, and olive groves that frame the landscape. The winery produces robust reds meeting the region's strict 12% minimum alcohol threshold, capturing the mineral precision of this Florentine corner of Tuscany alongside olive oil and eau-de-vie.

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Chianti Classico

Grapes: Sangiovese ≥80%, Vitigni a bacca rossa idonei alla coltivazione in ToscanaStyles: RedMin. alcohol: 12%

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