Historical Significance: Originally part of Fattoria di Valiano, Palazzo Vecchio has witnessed significant historical events, including border wars and the reclamation of the Chiana Valley.
Renovation and Continuity: Renovated in the 1980s by Count Riccardo Zorzi and his family, who resumed the winemaking tradition, producing their first Vino Nobile vintage in 1990.
Wine Production: Known for Vino Nobile di Montepulciano wines like "Maestro" and "Dogana," which reflect the estate's territoriality and history , but also a white and rosè that reflect the new style of the winery
Palazzo Vecchio is a historic estate in Valiano, Tuscany, with roots dating back to around 1300. It was once a strategic border area between the Papal State and the Grand Duchy of Tuscany, witnessing significant historical events like the reclamation of the Chiana Valley. The estate has evolved over time, becoming a prominent winery under the ownership of Count Riccardo Zorzi and his family.
Today, Palazzo Vecchio is renowned for its Vino Nobile di Montepulciano wines, which reflect the region's rich history and territorial characteristics. The winery's commitment to tradition and innovation ensures the production of high-quality wines, such as "Maestro" and "Dogana," which honor the estate's legacy.
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