Trerose
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A benchmark Vino Nobile estate farming 103 organic hectares of Prugnolo Gentile.
About Trerose
Founded in 1982 in Valiano di Montepulciano and acquired by the Angelini Group (today part of Bertani Domains) in 1994, Trerose is one of the leading estates of the Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG, dedicating 103 hectares to vineyards. The vines are divided into five distinct parcels — I Palazzi, Belvedere, Lodola, Poggetto and Santa Caterina — planted almost entirely with Prugnolo Gentile, the local Sangiovese clone. Farmed across diverse soils and microclimates around the historic 16th-century Villa Romizi, Trerose completed its first fully organic harvest in 2021 and continues to pair sustainable viticulture with a strong focus on terroir expression.
Who Is This For?
For those who want authentic, terroir-driven Vino Nobile di Montepulciano from a historic estate that has embraced modern organic viticulture.
Wines of Trerose
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the primary grape variety used by Trerose?
- Trerose focuses almost exclusively on Prugnolo Gentile, the local Sangiovese clone unique to the Montepulciano area, which covers nearly all of the estate's 103 hectares of vineyards across five parcels.
- Who owns Trerose?
- Trerose was founded in 1982 and has been owned by the Angelini Group since 1994. The estate is today part of the group's fine wine division alongside Val di Suga in Montalcino, San Leonino in Chianti, and Bertani in Valpolicella.
- Is Trerose an organic winery?
- Yes. Trerose converted its vineyards to organic farming and completed its first fully organic harvest in 2021, applying sustainable viticulture practices aligned with the Equalitas standard.
- Is Trerose located in Chianti Classico?
- No. Although it is in Tuscany, Trerose is located in the Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG zone, a separate appellation southeast of Chianti Classico, centered on the hilltop town of Montepulciano.
- What is the historic building at the heart of the Trerose estate?
- The winery is based at Villa Romizi, a 16th-century villa on the slopes of Valiano di Montepulciano, which lends the estate its distinctive character within the appellation.