Tenuta Piccolo Brunelli

Tenuta Piccolo Brunelli anchors four generations of winemaking in Galeata, tracing its roots to a 1950s acquisition by Dante Fiorentini. Today, under the stewardship of his great-grandson, the estate spans over 22 hectares across Sangiovese and international varieties, alongside 240 heritage olives planted to complement the vineyard. Romagna Albana DOCG remains a cornerstone—both crisp whites and complex passitos showcase the terroir's mineral precision. The property has abandoned synthetic herbicides, aligning modern viticulture with archival respect: the Tenuta itself is documented in the Renaissance-era Descriptio Romandiole, preserved in Cesena's Biblioteca Malatestiana.

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