The Smallest Cru, The Biggest Taste
Monte Timarol 311 msl
Monte Timarol is 311 msl high and its formation dates back to the Jurassic period 150 million years ago.
The heart is made of red ammonite rock (Rosso Ammonitico), also used by the Romans to build the Arena, covered with layers of calcareous sea sediments that bring minerality, elegance and acidity to the wines and lower tannins.
Here, vines grow at a gentle pace and produce very limited quantities of exceptional and healthy grapes.
Silent guardian of the vineyards, the shrine of Saint Vincent watches over the fruits of the earth and the hearts of those who tend them, reminding us that every glass is a gift of devotion and toil
Ideal climate
The ideal climate conditions, including high day-night temperature changes, regular highland breezes, steep and dry hillsides, and south-facing exposures, contribute to the concentration of phenolic compounds in the grapes that brings an elegant bouquet of flavors in the wines.
These unique environmental factors not only enhance the aromatic complexity but also ensure a natural balance of acidity and sugar, creating wines with remarkable structure and finesse.