TUSCANY ALTA MAREMMA

Places beyond words.

When you think of Tuscany, do you picture gentle slopes?

Well, we’re higher up, in wild places where the wind blows cold through chestnut woods, with the sea on the horizon. But we’re also lower down, where the air turns warm and Mediterranean, and the Etruscans learned to sail the seas.

And actually, we’re also somewhere in between. Because our vines grow in different altitudes, soils, and microclimates, between medieval villages like Roccatederighi and the Colline Metallifere National Park, a UNESCO-recognized Geopark.

Here, nothing is quite like anything else.

Don’t believe it?
Come see for yourself.

A BREAK AT AMPELEIA

A moment of pause among the vines, an encounter with nature and wine.
1.5 hours | €30.00/p

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THE DISCOVERY

A tour with tasting to discover in depth the wines and life of Ampeleia.
2hours | €50.00/p

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A DIP IN THE TANK

For those who want to experience wine in its purest essence: in the heart of the winery.
3hours | €80.00/p

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FOOD & WINE

The perfect meeting between the passion for wine and the pleasure of the table.
3hours | from €58.00/p

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COOKING CLASS.

Learn how to prepare traditional Tuscan dishes together with our chef, and taste them along with wines. 4 hours | €125.00/p

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Franco Trip

A journey inside the identity of Alta Maremma’s Cabernet Franc. 4 hours | 125€/p

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Ampeleia is Parco delle Colline Metallifere: a European Geopark.

Ampeleia is Parco Archeologico di Baratti e Populonia.

Ampeleia is Roccatederighi.

Roccatederighi is the charming village that watches over us from above, unique in its own way. It sits on a volcanic rock spur, 538 meters above sea level. From here, you can take in an incredible view of the Grosseto Maremma, and on clear days, your eyes can travel as far as the Island of Giglio, then Elba, and even the distant Corsica.<br>It’s said that the Sienese got their idea for the Palio from Roccatederighi, where a donkey race has been held since 1295.<br>

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Ampeleia is Parco delle Colline Metallifere: a European Geopark.

Ampeleia lies within the Colline Metallifere National Park, one of only nine UNESCO-recognized Global Geoparks in Italy. This is a place with remarkable geological value, shaped by thousands of years of mining and metallurgy, leaving us with a land unlike any other, one that deeply influences the character of our wines.

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Ampeleia is Parco Archeologico di Baratti e Populonia.

Ampeleia is high up, yes, but it also feels the sea breeze. From our terrace, we can see the coast, and if we want to get to the beach, it’s just a half-hour away. This is where the Etruscans learned to sail, between the Ligurian and Tyrrhenian Seas. The Archaeological Park is located here, between the Piombino promontory and the Gulf of Baratti, and it includes the ancient city of Populonia, known for its historical iron production.

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Ampeleia is Abbazia di San Galgano.

Less than half an hour from here, among the hills of Val di Merse, there’s a timeless place full of magic. The imposing walls of the Abbey of San Galgano stand tall without a roof, letting the sky and silence in. It’s a place rich in history and legend. And just a short walk away, you’ll find the sword in the stone , placed here by the knight Galgano Guidotti when he gave up war to embrace peace. It’s a story rooted in myth, and it belongs to our land.

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