Podcast 014 | The Chianti Classico Collection 2023 - Part 1

Chianti Classico Collection
Nina in Chianti | Florence
The Chianti Classico Collection in Florence is THE wine fair for Chianti Classico, and for me one of the most important events of the year.
I want to take you with me on this episode, tell you why my year doesn't start until mid-February, why I love a train station in Florence so much and what I call the Baci factor.
You can also find out more about the new Chianti Classico vintages personally from some of the winegrowers I was able to win over for a short interview.
Vicky Schmidt-Vitali - Winery Le Fonti Panzano
Cosimo Gericke - Fattoria di Rignana
Michael Schmelzer - Monte Bernardi
Monia Piccini - Il Palagio di Panzano
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Episode 024 | Monia Piccini on Sangiovese and her fairytale castle
In this podcast episode, I meet Monia Piccini at the Il Palagio di Panzano winery - a small, family-run business in the heart of Tuscany. With a view of the famous Conca d'Oro, we talk about the 2020 vintage, the importance of Sangiovese, soils, vines - and why some wines tell very personal stories.
Monia gives honest insights into her life as a winemaker, talks about her grandmother, her daughters and the passion with which she lives wine and hospitality together with her husband Franco.
In this episode, I would like to focus on the most important ingredient of Chianti Classico, namely the Sangiovese grape variety. After all, every Chianti Classico must contain at least 80 percent Sangiovese, and more and more winemakers are deciding to vinify their Chianti Classico using only Sangiovese grapes ...
The Chianti Classico Collection in Florence is THE wine fair for Chianti Classico, and for me one of the most important events of the year. In this episode, I would like to take you with me for the second time so that you can find out more about the new Chianti Classico vintages that we will be seeing in restaurants, on wine shelves and in online stores in the near future.
The Chianti Classico Collection in Florence is THE wine fair for Chianti Classico, and for me one of the most important events of the year. I want to take you with me on this episode, tell you why my year doesn't start until mid-February and why I love a train station in Florence so much.
A few weeks ago, the members of the Consorzio Chianti Classico set a new milestone for Chianti Classico. Giovanni Manetti is the owner of the Fontodi winery in Panzano in Chianti and is also the current president of the Consorzio Chianti Classico.
I would like to explain what you should know about Chianti Classico. So, what actually is Chianti Classico? Where is Chianti Classico produced? What is the difference between the two terms Chianti and Chianti Classico? What quality levels are there? And what are the main differences? And how can I recognize Chianti Classico?
Hello and welcome to the first episode of my podcast for a glass of wine with Nina in Chianti, your podcast about Chianti Classico. Today I would like to tell you a little bit about myself and how my great passion for Chianti Classico came about, why one day I turned this passion into my profession.