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Gaiole in Chianti
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"A place of cultic importance in the wine world. We Italians often complain that we do not have our own Chateaux Margaux, our Romanée Conti, our Opus One. But we are wrong, for we do have here in Italy some wine "houses" that are something better, something...
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I Sodi Tuscany Wines
The Farm The Farmhouse "I Sodi" is situated in the heart of the Chianti Classico among its wooded hills halfway between the village of "Monti" and the Castle of "Brolio" in a hamlet called "S. Marcellino". It was built in 1893. Its name "I Sodi" "Hard...
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San Giusto a Rentennano, a name of Etruscan origin, overlooks the upper course of the Arbia river in the further south Chianti Classico wine zone. The estate began life as a medieval monastery of Cistercian nuns and was called San Giusto alle Monache...
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Capannelle , wine producers in Gaiole in Chianti, Siena, extends over about 20 hectares (16 of Vineyard) and produces about 70.000 bottles of wine a year. The owner is James B. Sherwood, founder and shareholder of the Orient Express Group Hotels, which...
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I Sodi Tuscany Wines
Winery Farm Quality Wine Sangiovese Canaiolo Vinsanto Holy Wine Grappa Gaiole in Chianti Siena Tuscany Italy
Contacts
Gaiole in Chianti
Località I Sodi
+39 0577 747012
+39 0577 747012
info@agrisodi.com
Description
The Farm
The Farmhouse "I Sodi" is situated in the heart of the Chianti Classico among its wooded hills halfway between the village of "Monti" and the Castle of "Brolio" in a hamlet called "S. Marcellino".
It was built in 1893. Its name "I Sodi" "Hard soil" probably derives from the fact that the house stands on a stony ground wich is not tilled. The house is built in the typical local architecture with a "loggia" with arches and a loft or dove-cot from where you can enjoy a beautiful view of the "Crete Senesi" and further on the "Monte Amiata".
The Wine Cellar
"I Sodi" was built in a symmetrical shape: a central part and two perfectly equal wings. Later on the right wing was enlarged and that is where all the wine processing takes place now.
Map
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