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Montecucco covers around 500 hectares of vineyards in southern Tuscany, opposite Montalcino.
The region has had DOC status since 1998, followed in 2011 by DOCG for Montecucco Sangiovese.
Wind, sun and calcareous to volcanic soils at the foot of Monte Amiata shape the characteristic depth of these wines - powerful, harmonious and authentic.
Montecucco covers around 500 hectares of vineyards in southern Tuscany, opposite Montalcino.
The region has had DOC status since 1998, followed in 2011 by DOCG for Montecucco Sangiovese.
Wind, sun and calcareous to volcanic soils at the foot of Monte Amiata shape the characteristic depth of these wines - powerful, harmonious and authentic.
Two cousins who share the same passion:
To create a wine that embodies the soul of their Tuscan homeland.
Andreas and Manfred Kunert bring different strengths –
one deeply rooted in agriculture,
the other characterized by entrepreneurial foresight.
Together they founded 8 Ettari –
eight hectares full of dedication, sustainability and honest wine-growing culture.
Two cousins who share the same passion:
To create a wine that embodies the soul of their Tuscan homeland.
Andreas and Manfred Kunert bring different strengths –
one deeply rooted in agriculture,
the other characterized by entrepreneurial foresight.
Together they founded 8 Ettari –
eight hectares full of dedication, sustainability and honest wine-growing culture.
