Le Mortelle

Rebbergen sowie das Hauptgebäude des Weinguts Le Mortelle in der Toskana welches ebenfalls zur Familiendynastie Antinori gehört

The Antinori family’s organic Le Mortelle vineyard exudes a sense of paradise. The idyllic setting is not deceptive.

The enchanting scent of mortella (wild myrtle) characterises the coastal area of Maremma and is the symbol of Fattoria Le Mortelle, which has been owned by the Antinori family of winegrowers since 1999. The eponymous Mediterranean shrub can be seen – and smelled – everywhere on the estate.

The 270-hectare estate is situated in a secluded location in the south of the province of Grosseto and is managed as a holistic ecological project. In addition to important ecological compensation areas that provide a habitat for flora and fauna, the estate also includes two pristine lakes and 15 hectares of organically cultivated orchards. The 170 hectares of vines are mainly planted with Cabernet franc and Cabernet Sauvignon as well as white varieties.

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Rebbergen und das Hauptgebäude des Weinguts Le Mortelle in der Toskana
Innenansicht des Neubaus vom Weingut Le Mortelle, ein Bijou welches zur Familiendynastie Antinori gehört
Fantastischer Bau einer Treppe in den Weinkeller auf dem Weingut Le Mortelle, welches zur Familiendynastie Antinori gehört
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Familie Antinori

Albiera, Allegra und Alessia (left to right) with their father Marchese Piero Antinori

«For us, winemaking is a family affair.»
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