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Tuscany. One of Italy's most beloved regions. It embodies nature, culture, architecture, and literature. The cradle of art, technology, and delicious food. But also a region brimming with love, with beautiful cities like Lecce, Siena, and, of course, the sparkling city of Florence. Tuscany also excels in wine. Those who venture off the beaten path in the bustling cities and drive along the narrow mountain roads crisscrossing the rolling landscape will encounter gems of wineries. After every sharp bend, something new appears. Until the final bend; there, our destination: Villa Trasqua.

Tuscan wines from Italy

We're in Tuscany, specifically the Chianti region. Chianti wines have almost achieved cult status among consumers. After all, who isn't familiar with the bottles in wicker baskets? Fortunately, those days are over, and the Chianti region now boasts numerous leading wineries. These are often estates that grow a variety of crops: grapes, olives, and even fruit. However, in 1965, Villa Trasqua decided to focus entirely on winemaking, just as Chianti wines were rising stars.

The vineyards of Villa Trasqua

Villa Trasqua's Chianti wines are now part of the intangible heritage. They are an integral part of Italian wine culture. For a long time, Villa Trasqua was a truly Italian company. Until the beginning of this century, in 2001, when Hans Hulsbergen, originally from the Netherlands, decided to purchase the Villa Trasqua estate and elevate the winery's quality to unprecedented levels. Thanks to countless innovations, investments, and upgrades, he has more than succeeded. The quintessential Dutch entrepreneurial spirit and perseverance have also ensured that Villa Trasqua wines have become practically iconic.

What is the most beautiful Italian wine from Villa Trasqua

Over the years, Villa Trasqua has developed a wide range of top wines. From delicious everyday reds and whites to true powerhouses that are worth sitting down to enjoy. Villa Trasqua also boasts a superb wine, created from the unconventional grape varieties Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Sangiovese. This Villa Trasqua Trasgaia is the estate's crown jewel and definitely worth a try.