ClassificationToscana IGT
VarietalsSangiovese, Canaiolo, Colorino
Hectares18 ha
OwnerManetti family
WinemakerMartino Manetti with consulting from Giulio Gambelli historically and currently Paolo Salvi
Founded1971
NeighbourhoodChianti Classico (Radda)

Tip: The estate's traditional Le Pergole Torte release is a Sangiovese IGT collectable; buy direct when in Radda.

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Cheese with Montevertine wines

Pecorino Toscano Our pick An aged Pecorino Toscano is firm and fragrant, sweet rather than salty, so it does not sharpen the tannin of these structured Sangiovese-led reds. Their high acidity cuts through the paste. Sangiovese-led Tuscan reds (Toscana IGT), Tuscany: Le Pergole Torte · Montevertine · Pian del Ciampolo

Location

Address: Localita Montevertine, 53017 Radda in Chianti, Siena, Italy, Tuscany

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