Tenuta Mocenni Bindi Sergardi
テヌータ・モチェンニ・ビンディ・セルガルディ
23 generations of Sangiovese craft since 1349
Tenuta Mocenni is one of three historic estates of the Bindi Sergardi family, who have cultivated vines in the Siena hills since 1349 — twenty-three generations of winemaking. Located in the council of Castelnuovo Berardenga, in the southern reaches of Chianti Classico, Mocenni's vineyards sit at 400-500 metres above sea level on galestro and alberese soils. The estate is planted almost entirely to Sangiovese, which the family expresses with minimal oak influence, favouring cane pruning, lower planting density and large old casks so the grape's natural terroir transparency shines through. Mocenni is also home to the single-vineyard 'Particella 89,' source of the estate's acclaimed Gran Selezione, 'Mocenni 89.'
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Who Is This For?
For those drawn to serious, single-estate Sangiovese with a documented 670-year family history and a light-oak, terroir-first style.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How long has the Bindi Sergardi family been making wine at Tenuta Mocenni?
- The family has cultivated vines in the Siena hills since 1349, spanning 23 generations. Tenuta Mocenni is one of three estates they own today, alongside I Colli and Marcianella.
- Where exactly is Tenuta Mocenni located?
- In the council of Castelnuovo Berardenga, in the southern part of the Chianti Classico zone, at 400-500 metres altitude on galestro and alberese soils.
- What grape variety defines Tenuta Mocenni's wines?
- Sangiovese, used almost exclusively. The estate favours cane pruning and large old casks rather than new oak to let the grape express its terroir.
- What is the estate's flagship wine?
- The Gran Selezione 'Mocenni 89,' sourced from the single vineyard known as Particella 89, is the estate's most acclaimed bottling, praised by Wine Spectator and James Suckling for its refined tannins and cherry-forward fruit.
- Who runs Tenuta Mocenni today?
- Sisters Alessandra and Maddalena Casini Bindi Sergardi, the 23rd generation of the family, manage the estate together with their father Nicolò.