Why Italy’s Chianti Wine is Super Fine? How to Plan Your Chianti Wine Tour?
                     WHY ITALY’S CHIANTI WINE 
 IS SUPER FINE? HOW TO  
PLAN YOUR CHIANTI WINE  
TOUR?
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About 
US
Montemaggio follows the concept of a very high-quality “Terroir”  wine. We have a 
chance to look at the quality of wine in every bottle and make sure that the customer 
gets a very special product. The wines have been planted with a very high density per 
hectare (6250  plants/hectare in some vineyards).
During the harvest, every bunch undergoes considerable selection in the vineyard and 
later again in the winery. Harvest is carried out manually, and only when the grapes are 
perfectly ripe. Therefore, it could be said that Fattoria di Montemaggio’s wines are 100% 
hand-made, and they preserve all the quality of the elements that are a part of the land 
where they have been cultivated.
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WHY IS CHIANTI WINE 
SO FAMOUS?
The Chianti region has long since ceased being just a  wine-producing 
area; the more fascinating it will be to  examine the numerous details 
that make up the mosaic  of its singular magnificence hidden behind 
the  repetitive sign "prestigious wine." This region of the  Apennine 
boot, which is drenched in Renaissance romance, is well-known for its 
rolling hills as well as its hot climate, many olive groves, cypress trees, 
and stone castles. These moderate hills, which make up two-thirds of 
Tuscany's landmass, on the one hand,  prevent winds from the 
Ligurian Sea coast from blowing through the vineyards, and on the 
other, force the sun to shine in different ways in different parts of the 
same area.
Sangiovese grapes are used to produce Chianti wine. It is among the 
most popular Italian wines in the world. And it is also known for an 
amazing Chianti wine tour in Tuscany. Its food friendliness is one of 
the primary causes for its appeal. As you drink the wine with your 
meal, it helps to cleanse your palate.
MUST DO’S WHEN YOU 
VISIT CHIANTI WINE 
OTneO of UtheR best Italian wine districts, Chianti, is situated in 
Tuscany, the most famous of all the regions, and there are various 
ways to fully enjoy it. You can travel to discover Chianti and its 
appellations by car, bicycle,  or motorcycle, and we assure you 
that you won't be dissatisfied at any of your stops. Read our top 
recommendations for Chianti attractions and the best routes to 
take to make sure you don't miss anything!
Explore the Chiantigiana Route: From Florence to Siena, you 
may go through the entire Chianti wine region on a breathtaking 
road. Take  Route SS222 to begin your trip through verdant hills, 
endless roads surrounded by towering cypress trees, and don't 
forget to stop at wineries and castles along the way.
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• Tour Chianti Classico by Bike: You can begin your bicycle 
vacation in  Florence, tour the Colli Fiorentini, and then travel 
through the breathtaking Val d'Elsa to reach Chianti Classico. 
Take the road that leads to Volpaia and Radda in Chianti once 
you've reached the  Chianti Classico region. Gravel roads you 
come across along the way will take you to fantastic locations 
and Borghi in Chianti Classico,  including the Brolio Castle or 
Greve in Chianti.
• Visit Radda in Chianti, the heart of Chianti Classico: 
Radda's relationship to the wine is undeniable because it served 
as the home of the Lega Del Chianti. Take a stroll along the 
mediaeval walkway that circles Radda's mediaeval district when 
you are there. Of course, after finding Radda, enjoy a drink of 
Chianti in one of the many wine bars.
• Visit Greve in Chianti: On the Chiantigiana Route, the town 
of Greve in Chianti was regarded as the gateway to Chianti. 
The town square,  Piazza Matteotti, which is encircled by 
charming porticos, is one of  Greve's strangest sights. www.montemaggio.com
Discover World Heritage Site - San Gimignano: One of the most 
intriguing villages in all of Tuscany is San Gimignano. The ‘skyline' 
of this remarkable medieval town, made up of 13 towers, will 
astound you as you travel to San Gimignano. The Piazza del 
Duomo, which is home to San Gimignano's municipal centre, the 
Palazzo del Popolo, is one of the city's most recognisable sites. 
Together, they make up a magnificent architectural ensemble.
CONCLUSION
If you are a fan of The Vampire Diaries (TVD), then there is a go-to 
place for you. There is a very beautiful town in Volterra, the town 
where the  Volturi family belongs. And if you are not a fan of The 
Vampire Diaries (TVD), then you must also visit Volterra because it 
holds a great history and is part of the Etruscan Centre in Italy.
As we just discussed about the best Italian Chianti Wine, it’s 
also a very beautiful place for a road trip. Plus, the history of 
Chianti wine is amazing, and there are many heritage sites to 
visit. As there is a great saying, “destination doesn’t matter 
much, when you enjoy your path”.
CONTACT US
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