Piccini today represents one of the spearheads of the Tuscan and Italian wine sector. The history of the Piccini family covers three centuries, raising as guarantee of traditions, making wine since 1882 become an art.
To the historic headquarter of the company in Castellina in Chianti, in the heart of the Chianti Classico lands, has recently been joined by a new 18,000 m2 production site near Casole d’Elsa, from September 2020 new home of the company.
merges to end its production cycle.
By virtue of its secular history, Piccini has always maintained a faithful line to its principles, that are firmly anchored in love for tradition and in spirit of initiative, looking towards the future. The range of corporate values is embodied in the orange label, a winning chance launched by Piccini in 2002.
The company ventured where others would not: transforming Chianti, one of the most conservative Italian wines, in to a young and dynamic wine, proving its capacity for innovation and continuous dynamism.
“With courage and determination we have taken one of the oldest, most traditional wines of Italy and made it contemporary, vibrant, original and international. The old and the new make a wonderful blend, and Chianti Piccini Orange has become the Chianti of the 21st Century.”
Reveals energy and proactivity, values that innervate every gesture of Piccini and that have propelled, in a century, from a patch of land of just seven hectares to tread the most prestigious stages in the world, becoming the fifth reality in Tuscany and the twenty-fifth at national level.
Reveals energy and proactivity, values that innervate every gesture of Piccini and that have propelled, in a century, from a patch of land of just seven hectares to tread the most prestigious stages in the world, becoming the fifth reality in Tuscany and the twenty-fifth at national level.
The exceptional goals achieved today, testify to the acumen of Piccini family’s vision, who for over a century, has pursued the ambitious project of enhancing the identity of the Italian territory in its bottles.
Piccini today represents one of the spearheads of the Tuscan and Italian wine sector. The history of the Piccini family covers three centuries, raising as guarantee of traditions, making wine since 1882 become an art.
To the historic headquarter of the company in Castellina in Chianti, in the heart of the Chianti Classico lands, has recently been joined by a new 18,000 m2 production site near Casole d’Elsa, from September 2020 new home of the company.
It is precisely here, that all the wine, already vinified in the farms, merges to end its production cycle.
Over the years, the family's commitment has been constant: acquisition of new vineyards and properties; improvements in the agronomic field: from the grape processing to the cellars, where the wine ages in new barrels and barriques, passing through the most modern bottling plants.
Piccini has always taken seriously customers final judgement and in this perspective works continuously to improve its wines.
Identity
By virtue of its secular history, Piccini has always maintained a faithful line to its principles, that are firmly anchored in love for tradition and in spirit of initiative, looking towards the future The range of corporate values is embodied in the orange label, a winning chance launched by Piccini in 2002.
The company ventured where others would of not: transform Chianti, one of the most conservative Italian wines, in a young and dynamic wine, proving a capacity for innovation with few equals on the national wine scene.
“With courage and determination we have taken one of the oldest, most traditional wines of Italy and made it contemporary, vibrant, original and international. The old and the new make a wonderful blend, and Chianti Piccini Orange has become the Chianti of the 21st Century. “
The orange color delivers dynamism, innovation, reveals originality and expresses the international character of the company.
Reveals energy and proactivity, values that innervate every gesture of Piccini and that have propelled, in a century, from a patch of land of just seven hectares to tread the most prestigious stages in the world, becoming the fifth reality in Tuscany and the twenty-fifth at national level.
Piccini Around the World
With an annual production of over 16 million bottles, Piccini wines are distributed on the tables of more than 80 countries around the world.
The exceptional goals achieved today, testify to the acumen of Piccini family’s vision, who for over a century, has pursued the ambitious project of enhancing the identity of the Italian territory in its bottles.
Excellences
Discover all the Piccini exellences
5 Star Wines - Vinitaly 91 - Points
WinesCritic 90 - Points
Vintage 2016
Gambero Rosso Guida Vini 2020 - 2 Glasses
The Winehunter Award 2019 - Red Award
Luca Maroni 2019 - 96 Points
Wine Enthusiast - 90 Points
James Suckling - 90 Points
WinesCritic - 91 Points
Vintage 2014
Luca Maroni - 92 Points
Decanter Wwa 2019 - Silver Medal
Iwsc 2019 - Silver Medal
Berliner Wein Trophy 2019 - Silver Medal
Vintage 2012
Iwc 2018 - Silver Medal
Luca Maroni - 94 Points
Decanter Wwa 2019 - Bronze Medal
Iwsc 2019 - Bronze Medal
Falstaff Magazin - 91 Points
Winescritic - 92 Points
Vintage 2016
Luca Maroni - 96 Points
Decanter Wwa 2019 - Bronze Medal
James Suckling – 89 Points
Luca Maroni 94 Points
The Winehunter Award 2019 - Red Award
Iwc 2019 - Bronze Medal
Vintage 2016
Luca Maroni - 90 Points
Winescritic - 92 Points
Berliner Wein Trophy 2018 - Gold Medal
Luca Maroni 2019 - 95 Points
Awc Vienna 2017- Silver Medal
Iwsc 2017 - Silver Medal
Challgenge Du Vin 2017 - Gold Medal
Decanter Awards 2017- Bronze Medal - 86 Points
Luca Maroni 2019 - 95 Points
Iwsc 2018 - Bronze Medal
Luca Maroni 2019 - 95 Points
Iwsc 2019 - Bronze Medal
India Wine Awards 2019 - Gold
