Ridolfi Archivi — Enoteca di Piazza

In a land of ancient civilizations – full of art and history, that the landscape characterizes with oaks, chestnut trees, olive trees, pines, vineyards, among hills dotted with cypresses – in Florence in 1290, three Ridolfi families stem from an ancient Tuscan lineage. One of these – the Ridolfi of Borgo – originated the Sienese branch called dalla Contrada , where it had its own estates. For centuries, priors, gonfaloniers and illustrious celebrities distinguished themselves under its aegis. Nowadays that very coat of arms shines on the labels of a great winery. Two estates – Ridolfi in Montalcino and Tenuta Rocchetto in Larciano – over 54 hectares of land, 21 of which are cultivated vineyards. And a persistent research for excellence, heritage of a noble Tuscan taste that has been handed on unaltered through history.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the Ridolfi winery located and in what part of Montalcino does it produce?

Ridolfi owns two estates, one in Montalcino and one, Tenuta Rocchetto, in Larciano, totaling over 54 hectares of which 21 are under vine. The Montalcino estate sits in a landscape of oaks, chestnuts, olive trees, pines and vineyards.

Where does the Ridolfi winery's name come from?

The name recalls the ancient Tuscan Ridolfi family, who flourished in Florence from 1290. One branch, the Ridolfi 'dalla Contrada', originally from Siena, produced priors, standard-bearers and notable figures for centuries; the same family crest appears today on the winery's labels.