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On January 22 we celebrate Saint Vincent, the patron Saint of the vine growers.This celebration connects the past vintage and the new one.The young wines of the past year mature in the cellar while the pruning in the vineyardsbegins our preparation of the new Vintage.In the barrels, memories of past seasons, the fruit of a…

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year with our Vintage card 2023 Warm wishes and love from all of us of Montenidoli

As in every year, on Saint Vincent’s day, I talk about the year that has just passed.2022 was an exceptional year because of the extreme heat and lack of rain until the end of August.Fortunately, the copious rains of November and December 2021 saved it. WINTER Mild temperatures, no snow, only a little rain on…

Corriere Fiorentino – Emiliano Gucci – May the 3rd 2022 Elisabetta Fagiuoli is one of the great women of Italian wine and we would like to start from her story, which is strong and beautiful and all to be told, but first comes Montenidoli, that is the hill of the little nests, “an extraordinary place,…

Levi Dalton has had a long career working as a sommelier in some of the most distinguished and acclaimed dining rooms in America. He has served wine to guests of Restaurant Daniel, Masa, and Convivio, all in Manhattan. Levi has also contributed articles on wine themes to publications such as The Art of Eating, Wine &…

By Filippo Magnani – 30 Gennaio 2021 Filippo Magnani’s wine tourism company Fufluns has been a pioneer in creating authentic wine tourism for 20 years. This is a quote of his last article posted in Magnani’s Blog in which Montenidoli was included. “A magic circle connects four wine gems of central Tuscany. Montenidoli in Vernaccia…

Dear Friends, Following our tradition we speak about the past vintage in January, when we celebrate our Patron, Saint Vincent. It is the time when the musts become wine and we can forecast their personality and refinement. YEAR 2020 a lean year: evil for humans but lucky for nature. A mild winter, a rainy spring,…

Through the centuries wine has always been the elixir of long life, energy, and courage. We join Alceo, the Greek poet who lived 2,600 years ago, and Horace, from Rome, 2,000 years ago, for a special toast: Hurrah! We all need a good glass of wine!…together we shall win! “All we need is love”.

Dear FriendsOur Gold is now on the table! We pour it on a warm slice of baked bread.It is perfect with a glass of Montenidoli. My love,Elisabetta.