2010 Castello di Potentino Sacromonte Sangiovese Mavroudi The German word for vineyard

The German word for vineyard is ‘wein-garten’ directly translating into ‘wine garden’ and the Michlits stay true to this by creating a true garden of fruits

The palate is taut with initial juicy citrus flavors that give way to notes of dried flowers and a lingering hint of white tea and lime pith on the finish

Once in the cellar

The apples undergo passerillage for maximum ripeness before being peeled

2010 Castello di Potentino Sacromonte Sangiovese Mavroudi The German word for vineyardThe first documented proof of Castello di Potentino goes back to 1042 and a certain Count Pietrone. What followed was ownership by a series of noble Tuscan families the Tolomei, the Bonsignori, and the Salimbeni. By the 1500s the castle became a center for the hospital order of Santa Maria della Scala. Subsequently the castle was bequeathed by Duke Ferdinando to Marchese Giovan Battista Bourbon del Monte, commander in chief of the infantry of the