Luce della Vite

Believe to see "Napoleon Hill". The desire to create exceptional wines Vittorio Frescobaldi had it in the nineties, in a vocated territory, Montalcino, where he met new brains like Robert Mondavi. That meeting was decisive for writing a new chapter in the history of quality wines and great Tuscan wines. An ambitious project called "Light of the Vine", the essential. Primary element in nature that gives life, warmth, energy. Tenuta Luce has shared this vision, becoming the cradle where to create wines that have passed their native territory. With the iconography, the Sun radiated with twelve flames, is the emblem of this project, a reference to the roots of Italian cultural and religious tradition.

The Land of the vineyards of Tenuta Luce covers areas, parcels, with characteristics very favorable to the cultivation of the vine, rich in biodiversity. Variety of mixed clayey soils with yellow and sand sands. It is a lively ground, in symbiosis with other primary elements: Air, Water and Sun, the best prerequisite for the balance of the ecosystem and for the harmony of the vineyard. Raising the vines is not simply to produce super tuscan wines, but it is only to plant vineyards strictly according to the characteristics of adaptability between varietal and soil, on each parcel. Merlot on mixed clayey soils, Sangiovese on sandy-schistose soils. Pursuing the balance and stability of the vines working without haste, with dedication, care and respect, Tenuta Luce has built deep and penetrating roots, giving life to a family of excellent wines that speak of character, aroma, complexity, depth, richness.

Luce, wine-icon of Tenuta Luce is the perfect balance between the prince vine of the Tuscan territory, the Sangiovese and the power of Merlot, capable of representing both the uniqueness of Made in Italy in the world. Lucente, characteristic for the immediacy and the pleasantness, authentic interpretation of the territory. Light Brunello, 88 hectares of which 11 hectares are registered in the Register of Brunello di Montalcino. First wine in Italy to conquer the D.O.C. in 1980. Finally the Grappa di Luce.