Storia
Mid-15th century\nMarquis Gondi built Villa Grignano on the ruins of an ancient Roman fort and the medieval Vico castle that had later stood on the same site. The villa became the heart of an estate stretching from the Sieve River to the hills of Pontassieve, marking the beginning of Fattoria di Grignano.\n\n### 18th century\nThe villa was renovated and given the grand, stately appearance that visitors can still enjoy today. Its signature feature, the clock on the building's southern façade, dates from this period.\n\n### 1972\nThe estate and villa were purchased by the Inghirami family, known as trendsetters in Italian fashion.\n\n### Today\nThe estate covers almost 600 hectares and includes 47 farms, each with its own history and style. Most focus on producing olive oil and traditional Italian wines from grapes grown on the Fattoria di Grignano estate.
Mid-15th centuryMarquis Gondi builds Villa Grignano on the ruins of an ancient Roman fort and the medieval Vico castle, marking the beginning of Fattoria di Grignano, an estate stretching from the Sieve River to the hills of Pontassieve.
18th centuryThe villa is renovated and given the grand, stately appearance it retains today, including the clock on its southern façade.
1972The estate and villa are purchased by the Inghirami family, known as trendsetters in Italian fashion.
TodayThe estate covers almost 600 hectares and includes 47 farms, most focused on olive oil and traditional Italian wines from grapes grown on the estate.
Terroir
The estate stretches from the Sieve River to the hills of Pontassieve.
Vinificazione
Most of the estate's 47 farms focus on producing olive oil and traditional Italian wines from grapes grown on the Fattoria di Grignano estate.
Vini
Pietramaggio Bianco Toscana IGT
Trebbiano Toscano, Malvasia · Toscana IGT
Poggio Gualtieri Riserva Chianti Rufina DOCG
Sangiovese, Canaiolo Nero, other red varieties · Chianti DOCG
Pietramaggio Rosso Toscana IGT
Sangiovese, Canaiolo Nero, Trebbiano Toscano · Toscana IGT