Tenuta Trerose
Via della Stella, 3
Valiano di Montepulciano (Siena) – Italy
History and sustainability.
This estate stretches across five hills, the amphitheatre-shaped vineyards enhance the territory and make it unique, a villa dating from 1521 and the dissemination of pictorial testimony linking agriculture to a glorious past coexist with modern farming techniques and a sustainable approach to winemaking.
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Terroir
The estate is situated in the southeastern part of the appellation, on the border with Umbria and Lake Trasimeno.
The vineyards enjoy a rich variety of exposures and soils which add different notes and nuances to the grape selections. In prehistoric times these valleys were full of water, but later dried up, leaving the land rich in sand (sandstone), clay (rich in salt) and invaluable silt deposits.
Today, the cold continental climate of inland Tuscany meets that of the lake, which exerts a positive influence and mitigates its harshness.
The Prugnolo biotype of Sangiovese ripens late with these soils and unique microclimate, giving rise to wines with a marked richness of fruit, sapidity and tannic rigour.
Founded
in
Roses that give the estate its name and appear on Bishop Jacopo Vagnucci’s family crest
The first year Vino Nobile di Montepulciano Santa Caterina was produced
November. The feast day of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, the patron saint of harvests. This strong link between religion and agriculture has taken on an undisputed value for Tenuta Trerose, so much so that a vineyard for vintage Vino Nobile di Montepulciano has been dedicated to the saint
The year of the first
100% organic harvest
