The Rosso di Montepulciano "Dogana" is a wine that not only captivates the palate but also tells a story steeped in tradition, territory, and culture. Every sip is a journey into the heart of Tuscany, a meeting of past and present, where the passion for the land and for wine intertwines with centuries of history.

The name "Dogana" was chosen with great care: it is deeply rooted in the history of our area, once a strategic crossing point between the Papal States and the Grand Duchy of Tuscany. Palazzo Vecchio and the Valiano area were, in fact, the customs checkpoint that marked the boundary between these two political entities. This historic role as a place of transit between two worlds influenced the choice of the name for our wine, honoring a location that, for centuries, was a crossroads of trade, culture, and traditions.

The Rosso di Montepulciano "Dogana" is the product of a land that knows how to evoke strong emotions. The hills surrounding Montepulciano, with their perfect climate and soils rich in history, offer the ideal conditions for cultivating Sangiovese, one of the most beloved and respected grape varieties in the world. Our winery thrives on this land, on this history, and the wine that is born from it is the result of an ongoing pursuit of quality, authenticity, and harmony.

This Rosso di Montepulciano stands out for its freshness and intensity. On the nose, it opens with a fruity bouquet that recalls ripe cherries and raspberries, accompanied by subtle notes of spices and wood that evolve over time. On the palate, "Dogana" is marked by its elegant structure, full body, and a persistent finish. It is a wine that speaks of the bold, generous character of the land from which it comes, yet it possesses a refinement that allows it to evolve over time.

Our Rosso di Montepulciano "Dogana" is, therefore, more than just a wine: it is a tribute to the history of a territory and a people who have lived—and continue to live—under the shadow of a past rich in change and encounters. Each bottle is like a window opening to a corner of Tuscany that has witnessed centuries of history, seen the flourishing of great winemaking traditions, and today stands as an ambassador of an ancient art capable of thrilling even the most discerning palate.

The name "Dogana," with its reference to the boundary between two worlds, is symbolic of an encounter: the meeting of the centuries-old history of our land with the modern passion for wine. It is the point of fusion between the past and the present, where tradition meets innovation. And every time a bottle of "Dogana" is opened, it opens a door to that past and revives the emotion of a place that, for centuries, has been the beating heart of Montepulciano and its extraordinary land.