Selvapiana

Selvapiana

Selvapiana

The Rufina zone is the smallest in Chianti (about 600 hectares of vineyard) but also one of the most special. The cool breeze that blows down the Sieve Valley gives the best wines a finesse and definition that few in Chianti Classico can match, and there is no better producer in Rufina than Selvapiana, which has been in the family of Francesco Giuntini since 1827. Federico Giuntini Masseti now runs the 250 hectare estate, which is situated just north of the town of Pontassieve and for the most part, the vineyards face west, except their prized Bucerchiale vineyard, which is south-west facing and creates powerful, more weighty wines.

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  1. Rich, powerful red
    Selvapiana`s Vigneto Bucerchiale is a single-vineyard expression of Chianti Rufina first produced in 1979 by Francesco Giuntini and Franco Bernabei. Grapes are sourced solely from the 12.5 hectare Bucerchiale vineyard; where the oldest parcels date back to 1968, and the youngest to 2001 combining concentration, depth, and vibran... Read more
    Wine Critic Scores:
    James Suckling 94
    Walter Speller 16.5
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  2. Medium, luscious red
    There is no better producer in Chianti Rufina than Selvapiana, and this is their flagship wine and a great place to begin. In 2021, grapes were sourced from a blend of their vineyards, where vines had an average age of 20-25 years and shows all the characteristics you would expect of benchmark Chianti. This is trademark Chianti ... Read more
    Wine Critic Scores:
    Zekun Shuai 91
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