Torre Bisenzio is a charming place located in the heart of Umbria, an Italian region famous for its picturesque beauty and wine-making tradition. The Torre Bisenzio estate offers guests a unique experience, surrounded by nature and the history of the region.
What’s more peaceful than enjoying a glass of wine overlooking a beautiful body of water or a lush vineyard? In our book, not much—which is why we’re encouraging you to take a “wine vacation” in Italy this year. Sure, you’ve heard of wines from Chianti —you may have received a few of them in your favorite wine club or wine subscription box—but that’s not the only destination to dream about when it comes to visiting italian great wineries. As it turns out, many areas of Italy grow grapes to produce wine—and you can visit all of them
The real Italia? No, it’s not a story you can tell in a few words. And no matter how many people you talk to, that story will never be complete without experiencing it in Umbria.
Umbria is slowly revealing the secrets of her magical beauty. Every corner of this fascinating place is characterized by warm colors and enveloping scents. So, why wouldn’t you take this opportunity to visit its unique natural beauty, stunning views and great wineries? For all those who love good wine, good food and genuine hospitality, the rolling hills of Umbria, far away from the hectic everyday life, are the ideal location to experience a relaxing holiday. Nothing is missing in Umbria, even in winter time. Lovers of fine drinking can share our experience visiting the family vineyards and cellars and tasting our wines.
Nasce “Sarnero” di Torre Bisenzio
The vines are slowly waking up and we would like to tell you about some of our work with precision agriculture in the vineyards.
Not long ago, experts viewed organic wine as a failed project. Now, the eco-friendly category, writ large, is the tip of the spear for on-trade restaurant sales, especially for Millennials & the up-and-coming GenZ.
The Chosen Table – article by Rowena Dumlao-Giardina
Ambris 2019 wins a Bronze medal.
Ambris 2019 wins a Gold Medal.
Licensed in over 60 countries worldwide, biodynamic farming is a method of organic farming and gardening with a specific holistic and spiritual approach to growing food sustainably.
Ground breaking Italian research has revealed for the first time the science behind biodynamic horn manure…
Review of Torre Bisenzio wines by Monica Coluccia in Newsby.
Discussing history of the estate, vineyard and wine making philosophy, together with tasting and discussion of Torre Bisenzio wines.
Torre Bisenzio has completed the construction of a new cantina in a rebuilt farm house on the estate.
Article by Rowena Dumlao-Giardina.
Il Pugnalone 2016 wins a Gold Medal and Bianco di Bisenzio 2018 a Silver Medal