Camigliano

Camigliano is a wine producer in Montalcino whose estate was purchased in 1957 by the father of its owner, Gualtiero.

The estate’s organic vineyards cover about 100 of its 500 hectares, at 250–270 metres above sea level. Soils include sandy silt, clay, and soils containing fossils and marl, while new vineyards were planted using clonal selections tested at the University of Pisa. Grapes are sorted by hand in the vineyard and cellar, which contains temperature-controlled stainless steel vats of 97–122 hectolitres, 60-hectolitre French oak barrels and concrete vats. Its wines include Brunello di Montalcino, Rosso di Montalcino, Poderuccio IGT and Vermentino Gamal IGT.