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Tenuta della Selva

Tenuta della Selva sits in Toscana, the heart of Central Italy's wine country. The estate produces wines rooted in the region's classical traditions: a Chianti built from Sangiovese, the grape that defines Tuscan red wine, and Castello della Selva, a flagship expression of the terroir. Wine Spectator has rated both offerings, with Castello della Selva earning particular recognition. The winery's portfolio reflects the character of its landscape—structured, mineral-driven wines that speak to Tuscany's volcanic soils and continental climate. Sangiovese from this corner of Italy tends toward bright acidity and earthy complexity, qualities that emerge in the Chianti's profile. Tenuta della Selva's work demonstrates the enduring appeal of Tuscan viticulture: wines that balance ripeness with restraint, fruit with savory depth.

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