I have always been drawn to her story—not only for the wines, but for what they represent. In the heart of Tuscany, in a world long dominated by tradition, Donatella created something entirely her own. She founded Italy’s first winery staffed entirely by women, a bold and deeply intentional choice that, even today, feels both rare and necessary.
But beyond the symbolism, there is substance—real, grounded, uncompromising work in the vineyards and cellar. Her wines are not about making a statement; they are about place, balance, and integrity. They carry the warmth of Tuscany, but always with structure, elegance, and restraint.