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Est. 1960Brunello di Montalcino

Gode

Tuscany, Italy

History

Since 1960\nLe Gode has belonged to the Ripaccioli family since 1960. The estate today combines a business center and a winery, created through the renovation of a traditional rural house in the Tuscan style. The winery pairs the latest technology with a traditional approach to winemaking.

1960The Ripaccioli family acquired Le Gode.
PresentLe Gode operates as both a business center and a winery, following the renovation of a traditional rural house in the Tuscan style.

Terroir

The vineyards are located in northern Montalcino, where they enjoy plenty of sunlight and terroir described as particularly favorable.

Winemaking

Traditional approachThe winery uses the latest technology while staying true to a traditional approach to winemaking.
Sunlight and terroirThe vineyards in northern Montalcino enjoy plenty of sunlight and particularly favorable terroir.

The Ripaccioli family carries out skilled work in the vineyard as part of a traditional approach to winemaking, combined with the use of the latest technology.

Le Gode uses the latest technology while staying true to a traditional approach to winemaking. The estate's facilities occupy a renovated traditional rural house in the Tuscan style, which today serves as both a business center and a winery. Skilled cellar work by the Ripaccioli family contributes to the wines' distinctive character.

Philosophy

The winery describes itself as combining the latest technology with a traditional approach to winemaking. It states that the Ripaccioli family's skilled work in both the vineyard and the cellar helps produce high-quality wines with a distinctive character.

Wines

Brunello di Montalcino DOCG wine — Gode winery — Dionysus

Brunello di Montalcino DOCG

Sangiovese · Brunello di Montalcino DOCG
Red