
Wine

Toscana
Tenuta Scrafana
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The winery
Tenuta Scrafana sits on the hills of Montevarchi, between Chianti and Valdarno, on land farmed since antiquity. Of its 50 hectares, 20 are vineyards; the rest is olive groves, an orchard of old fruit varieties, woodland and watercourses. Soils range from sandy loam to sandy clay, always skeletal, with marked day-night temperature swings. The estate symbol is the prehistoric elephant of Montevarchi. Farming is low-yield and respectful: cover cropping, organic products, hand harvest. Wines take their names from people who marked this land.

7 pts / bottle
Wine details
Berulfo is a Toscana IGT red of Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Sangiovese, named after the Longobard first lord of Montevarchi. Grapes are hand-picked and vinified separately in cement and stainless steel, with about 20 days of maceration, then aged 24 months in French oak. Intense ruby with light garnet. Blackcurrant, blackberry and cherry, spice, balsamic notes, dark chocolate and green pepper. Full and balanced, with present tannins and a long, savoury finish. A wine of character, built to age. P…
Region
Sangiovese finds its greatest expressions across Montalcino, Chianti Classico and Bolgheri — structured, acidic and built for ageing. The most internationally recognised Italian wine region. Strong appellation awareness, broad consumer confidence and reliable demand across all markets.
Typical grapes of the region

Wines from Tenuta Scrafana