Since late October, the hills around our village have come alive with the sounds of la raccolta delle olive (the olive harvest). As this is the first time we have been in Chianti this late in the year, we’ve been lucky enough to see it up close.
The legend of the Black Rooster (Gallo Nero) is deeply tied to the history and identity of Chianti Classico, the famous wine-producing region of Tuscany.
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Chianti Classico holds a special place in the world of wine, and its name tells a story about its origin. Chianti, a region in Tuscany, is well-known for its rich history of winemaking. Discover the history behind Chianti Classico and its Sangiovese roots in Tuscany’s rich winemaking tradition.