Villa Trasqua is a world without time.
A temple where the classic becomes contemporary
and the value of the future is the result of what has been learned from the past.
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It is February 4th in the year 1001 and Trasqua makes its first official appearance. It is the land concession that the countess Ava, daughter of the Lombardic Zenobi and widow of the noble Ildebrando, lord of Staggia, entrusts to the nascent Benedictine convent at the church of Abbadia Isola.
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TERRITORY
What is Villa Trasqua?
The scents of the forest, the colours of the olive tree that alternate with those of the vine,
the crisp sound of the trampled earth.
Making wine is not a test of speed, but a "regularity race" with nature. Human resources and actions are confronted with the rhythm of the seasons in a challenge to harmonization.
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If Castellina in Chianti is one of the qualitative epicentre of the Chianti Classico area, than Nerento is the equivalent of Trasqua. An exemplary vineyard, the best for the quality of the grapes, the favorite one of Trasqua. Here human and natural endeavours have created a harmonious fusion, perfecting harvest after harvest the quality of the grape symbol of the Chianti Classico: the sanguis Jovi of the Romans, today known as Sangiovese.
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