| Category |
Description |
| Color & Type |
White |
| Varietal |
Ansonica |
| Country |
Italy |
| Region |
Tuscany |
| Vintage |
2018 |
| Size |
750ML |
| Percent alcohol |
13% |
| Closure |
Cork |
Winery
Bibi Graetz
Bibi Graetz started taking an interest in his family’s vineyards in the mid-1990s and finally took over with his first vintage in 2000. Before then, wine production was primarily for family consumption using farmers’ traditional methods. Graetz became so fascinated by winemaking that he started scouting around for small plots of old vineyards. Today, he has acquired more than 20. He loves working with old traditional varieties because he feels that they represent the best expression of Tuscan wines.
Always hand picked, Bibi Graetz’ red wine may include Sangiovese, Colorino, and Canaiolo, with small portions of Black Moscato and Malvasia. The white wine, called Bugia, is made with the Anzonaca grape which was cultivated for centuries on the Island of Giglio in the Tuscan archipelago.