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San Giuseppe vineyard sits on the rolling hills of Maremma's Scansano zone, where volcanic clay and iron-rich soils define the terroir. Elevation ranges 200–300 metres, with south-facing aspects that capture Mediterranean heat while coastal breezes moderate ripeness.
Fattoria Mantellassi farms this parcel using organic protocols. Sangiovese grapes are hand-harvested and fermented with native yeasts in open wooden vats, a technique that preserves the wine's mineral spine and allows extended skin contact (typically 15–20 days) without over-extraction.
Aging occurs in large Slavonian oak casks for 12 months, permitting slow oxidative development while avoiding new-oak overlay.
The special signature here is the volcanic minerality—iron and slate notes that emerge from the clay-dominant soils—combined with the restraint of wild fermentation, which produces lower alcohol (typically 13.5–14%) and retains acidity that Maremma's warmer sites often lose.
Drink 2024–2032. Best at 16–17°C.
Sommelier’s pick: Pecorino toscano aged 6+ months — salty, waxy texture balances acidity · Grilled lamb chops with rosemary — herb notes align with the wine's wild-ferment profile
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