The panoramic terrace of Falzari farm is situated on a hill that offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding vineyards and a vast valley. A lake, surrounded by greenery, creates a panorama with gentle and sinuous movement typical of Tuscany.
Read moreDiscover our family and our history through the names of our wines. Vento di mare, which translates to Sea wind, 'Bentu e mari' in Sardinian, or 'Bent emari,' a Mediterranean wind that inspired the name of Bentemari. But our other wines also have unique names.
Read moreThe Falzari agricultural company, located in Vinci, has been producing wine and olive oil for 25 years. With limestone soils used for grape growing, olive cultivation, and mixed crops and orchards, the company boasts a scenic terrace that provides an incredible view of the valley below. In celebration of its 25th anniversary, Falzari continues to cultivate and produce its high-quality regional products, while maintaining any existing HTML tags.
Read moreExplore the essence of the sea in Bentemari wine: a unique and enveloping Vermentino born from a dream and a deep connection to the land. The intense savoriness, the aromas of thyme and Mediterranean scrub create a summery and seaside emotion in every sip. Bentemari: the love for the sea enclosed in a bottle.
Read moreFalzari, an agricultural company in Tuscany, is ready to welcome you for a tasting experience of biodynamic wines and extra virgin olive oil. Enjoy a relaxing and fun experience in a familiar atmosphere, with a panoramic view of the Tuscan vineyards. Discover the peculiarities of a handmade wine and the difference between natural and non-natural ones. Book now to customize your experience and taste the best of Falzari's production.
Read moreSergio connects with the vineyards through a meditation beyond all logic
Read moreSangiovese and Trebbiano in the land of Leonardo da Vinci. In this part of Tuscany, vineyards enhance the taste of drinking excellent wines.
Read moreEnologist Francesco Bartoletti explains the vinification of Trebbiano in amphora
Read moreLet's discover with the producer and how the amphora differs from the barrique.
Read moreLet's clarify what happens in the cellars of organic and natural wine producers
Read moreRediscover wine tasting with the producer in the cellars of Vinci. Memories from the family journal of a natural and biodynamic wine producer.
Read moreThe work of the sommelier is very complex and requires long studies and experience. But knowing how to taste a wine to appreciate the quality of the product we are drinking can be useful and certainly a lot of fun.
Read moreFirst summer dish based on Tacconi di biada with mushroom ragout and rabbit
Read moreRoutine operation performed in the cellar to eliminate the "vacuum" due to the evaporation of the wine, thus avoiding oxidation.
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