UGA – Castellina

The UGA Castellina, whose extension coincides with the borders of the municipality of Castellina in Chianti is, among the Chianti Classico UGAs, the one with the greater surface area cultivated with vineyards, followed closely by UGA San Casciano. Unlike the latter, the distribution of vineyards, however, is much less uniform, especially depending on the side […]

UGA – San Donato in Poggio

San Donato in Poggio is one of the eleven Additional Geographical Units (UGA) of Chianti Classico and stands out for being the only one derived from it from the union of two municipalities, specifically Barberino Tavarnelle and a small fraction of Poggibonsi.Geographically, the territory can be divided into two main parts, divided by the course […]

UGA – Montefioralle

UGA Montefioralle, the second smallest in Chianti Classico, develops along the left bank of the Greve river, in particular along the eastern side of the ridge that joins Mercatale to Val di Pesa, to the north, and Panzano, to the south. The village of Montefioralle serves as a geographical reference for the area it stands […]

UGA – Vagliagli

Today, the western part of the municipality of Castelnuovo Berardenga is identifies in the UGA Vagliagli, whose name originates from the small village located at the northern end of the territory. This Geographical Unit Additional can be used starting from 2027. The northern portion of the UGA is primarily associated with the formation of the […]

UGA – GREVE

The municipal territory of Greve in Chianti, unlike what happens for Radda in Chianti, Gaiole in Chianti and Castellina in Chianti, it was divided into 4 different UGAs. These are Panzano, Lamole, Montefioralle and Greve. The latter is the largest UGA of the four, e it occupies the north-eastern part of the municipality of Greve […]