The estate takes its name from a nearby Etruscan site. The eagle shown on the label recalls the rites of the ancient Etruscan Augures which interpreted the flight of birds and the eagle was considered an emblem of prosperity and divine favors. It was such a powerful symbol that it was placed at the end of the scepter of kings.
Estatatura was the name given to the summer migration of public offices from the city of Grosseto to the hills of Scansano seeking “fresch air”.

Wine with a great impact, fruity and toasted, rich in balsamic, reminiscent of anise, licorice, black cherries and black currant liqueur. black cherries and black currant liqueur. In the mouth it is very enveloping, powerful, with well present but refined tannins, a very long memory of spices and toasting. It’s ideal with second courses based on noble meats, feathered and furred game, long cooking and flavoring.