Ceppaiano The estate is the latest addition to the constellation historic vineyards of the Castellani family. The idea of \u200b\u200bgoing to the extreme western edge of the production area of \u200b\u200bChianti, just 20 km from the Tyrrhenian Sea on the foot of hills of the ancient land banks of the Arno River, originates from an encounter between the English visionary wine expert Simon Farr and Piergiorgio Castellani, both looking for a new way of telling the great tradition of Tuscan wine.
are so focused on the creative energies of the two companies, the English and the Bibendum Castellani Tuscany, and under the technical direction of the agronomist and winemaker Andrea Beconcini Sabino Russo, restored the old vineyards are planted and new 40-hectare wine by setting high goals. By the year 2004 and 2005 created the first wine dedicated and inspired work of artist Violet Purple, extraordinary and charismatic artist who before his sudden death has left a collection of works with great charm and a great communicative power, which are now part of the cultural heritage of stumps. Despite the recent introduction in the market and the limited production, the Reds have already climbed to Ceppaiano important positions in the wine list of the best European restaurants, offering fans of Tuscan wines, a new way to communicate with the long history of a region wine largely undiscovered.
I would like to thank the creative team of stumps, which, together, is trying to explore new boundaries: Alessandro Puccinelli the original and beautiful photography project. Andrea Beconcini and Sabino Russo for their technical and intelligence cooperation in the management of the vineyard and the cellar
Chiara and Fabio Sajiz for granting the rights of the precious art work of Violet Violet, their beloved mother. Family Sardi Ceppaiano for permission to host the beautiful works sculptures by Walter Sardi. Laura Barbacci for garden art and environmentally sustainable Ceppaiano.
And all those who work every day because they are committed Ceppaiano and its wines are not perfect yet another set of the usual sad spectacle trade.
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