The Lanciola estate totals around 80 hectares, with 40 hectares covered by vineyards and the remainder devoted to olive groves.

In 1962, Primo Pacenti founded Azienda Agricola Canalicchio di Sopra, in Toscana's stunning Siena countryside. Situated in the Northeast side of the Montalcino hill, the farm extends for nearly 60 hectares, 20 hectares of which are cultivated with vines and 2 hectares with olive groves.

The romance of Il Caberlot started in the 1960s when Remigo Bordini discovered a unique clone growing in Veneto. The clone was a mysterious genetic mutation of Cabernet Franc which had characteristics of Merlot grapes

Villa Il Palagio, tucked seamlessly into Tuscany’s fertile and lush rolling hills, has been a vine growing and wine making estate since the 16th century. The peaceful 350 hectare sanctuary has been the summer home of Sting and Trudy Styler for more than two decades.

In Medieval times, Selvapiana was one of the watch towers along the river Sieve built to protect the city of Florence on the North-East border. During the Renaissance, the building was enlarged and transformed into a villa suitable as a summer residence for noble Florentine families, and the bishops of Florence.

One of Italy's oldest families, Guicciardini Strozzi can trace its heritage back over 1000 years ago. Amongst their illustrious ancestors is Lisa Gherardini del Giocondo, the woman with the most famous smile in the world, as captured in Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa.