Villa Rosa’s vines extend over 30 hectares in Castellina in Chianti at altitudes between 225 and 425 metres. The Cecchi Family purchased the property from the Lucherini Bandini Family in 2015, after their careful stewardship over 70 years. As soon as the company was purchased, a meticulous project of soil profiling commenced, consisting of in-depth analysis of the terrain and isolation of three vigneti: Casetto, Ribaldoni and the original, 1965-planted Palagione. Each represents different terroir and brings various aspects, altitudes and soil types to the portfolio, the latter of which is responsible for the foundation of not only the Gran Selezione, but the historic rootstock for future vine generations.
You can find more information about Villa Rosa on our main Cecchi page, or on the winery home site at www.villarosa.wine
