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Dark cherry red. Rather brooding aromas of bramble open into cacao and espresso. Super-silky, with tiny, and hugely refined tannins all in balance with forward black fruits and creaminess. There is a... Read more2021 14.5% ABV 75cl
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Bright and contemporary Tuscan rosé with a pale salmon hue. Aromas of wild strawberry, white peach and pink grapefruit lift from the glass. Crisp, mineral-driven palate with a subtle saline edge,... Read more2024 12% ABV 75cl
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Caccia al Piano
The Caccia al Piano tenuta, or wine estate, is set into the enchanting winegrowing environment of Bolgheri, where the perfect combination of Mediterranean climate and limestone-clay soils has created a terroir ideal for yielding world-class wines. The romantic Via Bolgherese, with its vineyards and olive groves, is the background for winemaker Franco Ziliani’s new adventure in creating wines that always leave their mark.
Few wine regions have transformed the landscape of Italian wine as dramatically as Bolgheri. Once a quiet stretch of Tuscany's coast better known for agriculture than fine wine, the region rose to international prominence in the latter half of the 20th century through the pioneering vision of producers who challenged convention by planting Bordeaux varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Cabernet Franc. Their success gave birth to the legendary "Super Tuscan" movement, establishing Bolgheri among the world's most prestigious wine regions. Caccia al Piano is deeply connected to this story. The estate's origins date back to 1868, when the property served as a hunting lodge—caccia meaning "hunt" in Italian—for local nobility. Today, the winery combines this rich heritage with a modern approach to viticulture and winemaking, cultivating vineyards in some of Bolgheri's most sought-after sites. Benefiting from cooling sea breezes, abundant sunshine, and mineral-rich soils, the estate produces wines that embody the elegance, complexity, and Mediterranean character for which the region is celebrated. From the vibrant freshness of its whites to the depth and refinement of its flagship reds, every wine reflects a commitment to expressing the unique identity of Bolgheri.