Fratelli Vagnoni

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Family-run organic estate bottling San Gimignano's iconic Vernaccia since 1965.

Fratelli Vagnoni is a family-run wine estate founded in 1955 by Sante Vagnoni, perched on a hilltop in the hamlet of Pancole, just outside the medieval town of San Gimignano in Tuscany. The estate began estate-bottling its own wines in 1965 and has been certified organic since 2011. Spanning around 42 hectares — of which roughly 16 to 20 are planted to vineyards, with the remainder given over to olive groves, orchards and woodland — the property is still run by the Vagnoni family. Their flagship wine is Vernaccia di San Gimignano DOCG, including the barrique-aged single-vineyard Riserva "I Mocali," alongside Chianti Colli Senesi, the Sangiovese-based red "Sodi Lunghi," and the traditional dessert wine Vinsanto Occhio di Pernice. The estate also welcomes visitors through its on-site agriturismo, guided tastings, and extra-virgin olive oil production.

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Who Is This For?

For wine lovers who want an authentic taste of San Gimignano's Vernaccia tradition from a small, organic, family-run estate rather than a large commercial producer.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did Fratelli Vagnoni start bottling its own wine?
The estate, founded in 1955 by Sante Vagnoni, began estate-bottling its wines in 1965.
Is Fratelli Vagnoni an organic producer?
Yes, the estate has been certified organic since 2011, covering roughly 42 hectares near the hamlet of Pancole outside San Gimignano.
What is Fratelli Vagnoni's flagship wine?
Their flagship is Vernaccia di San Gimignano DOCG, especially the barrique-aged single-vineyard Riserva "I Mocali."
What other wines does Fratelli Vagnoni produce?
Besides Vernaccia di San Gimignano, they make Chianti Colli Senesi, the Sangiovese-based red "Sodi Lunghi," and the traditional Vinsanto Occhio di Pernice dessert wine.
Can visitors tour the winery?
Yes, Fratelli Vagnoni operates an on-site agriturismo with guest rooms and offers guided tastings of their wines and olive oil.