The first document testifying the existence of a rural property named after the chalky white earth TERRA BIANCA is dated 1085, though its recent history truly began nine hundred years later, in 1988. The entrepreneurial Owner Roberto Guidener, along with top enologist Vittorio Fiore, created what has become a major Tuscan Star covering a total surface of 124 hectares of vineyards, olive groves and woodlands. Moreover, a second Tuscan property of 106 hectares 43 miles away and located in the mineral-rich Maremma area was recently added to Terrabianca. This property called “Il Tesoro” (Treasure) covers 106 hectares and includes over 4,000 Olive Trees, many over 300 to 400 years old.
Terrabianca ‘Campaccio’ IGT 2013
Terrabianca Chianti Classico Riserva ‘Croce’ 2014
97% Sangiovese, 3% Canaiolo
Aged 15-18 months in 50’hl Slovenian oak casks with a minimum of 6 months bottle maturity prior to release. ‘Croce’ means cross, from an ancient crucifix standing in the Radda-in-Chianti vineyard. 92/100 Robert Parker.
