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2021 · Chianti Superiore

Santa Cristina

Red · Chianti DOCG, Italy

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Dry · Fruit-forward · Smooth · Full-bodied

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Santa Cristina

Italy

Santa Cristina is a family-run winery founded in 2006 near Cortona, Tuscany, continuing a winemaking tradition that began in the 1940s. Its approach emphasizes quality, careful vineyard and cellar management, and a spirit of innovation. The producer is associated with the historic Castello di Santa Cristina, located at the crossroads of Tuscany, Umbria, and Lazio, where wine tastings form part of a broader connection to the area’s nature and heritage. The surrounding territory includes the vineyards of Fattoria Aldobrandesca in Maremma, planted on volcanic soils near Sovana. Available information does not specify the winery’s production volume, sustainability certifications, or individual winemakers.