Pomino: Tuscany, but not as expected (5/6 Series)

Tuscany has trained wine enthusiasts to think in red - Sangiovese, Chianti, Brunello, Super Tuscans — great stories of the region are told through tannin, time and the evolution of red fruit in the glass. Pomino breaks that habit and offers another reading of Tuscany: cooler, fresher, more lifted in both red and white wine expressions. For Selvapiana, this is not a side note, but an extension of the same instinct that defines its Rufina wines.

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Visit report -June 2025 – Champagne Louise Brison

This week begins with a focus on the Champagne region, where spring is in full bloom in the heart of the vineyard nestled in the Côte des Bar,a terroir more similar to Chablis than Épernay. Guided by Delphine Brulez, we explored her sunlit vines to observe the current viticultural work and closely monitor the evolution of the vegetation. We had the privilege of admiring an exceptional winegrowing landscape, shaped by a remarkable diversity of soils. In 2024, the estate commissioned an in-depth study of its terroirs to better understand the specificities of each plot.

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