Agricola Tamburini
MUCH MORE THAN A MARRIAGE
Do you believe in the power of love? If not take a visit into the heart of Chianti and breath the air of Emanuela Tamburini and Michele Jermann.
Does that name ring a bell? Together, this couple is going to make their way into the hearts of many, internationally. The Tamburini family for five generations has been producing wines and today with Emanuela driving tandemly with Michele, the Tamburini name will make way to a new generation of wine producing. Michele has brought some northern finesse and elegance to a noble heart-driven, passionate Tuscan family.
The connubio can already be seen in their white wine Castelluccio where Friuli characteristics, of Michele’s well known background have given a distinct minerality and freshness to this Tuscan wine.
Do you believe in the power of love? If not take a visit into the heart of Chianti and breath the air of Emanuela Tamburini and Michele Jermann.
Does that name ring a bell? Together, this couple is going to make their way into the hearts of many, internationally. The Tamburini family for five generations has been producing wines and today with Emanuela driving tandemly with Michele, the Tamburini name will make way to a new generation of wine producing. Michele has brought some northern finesse and elegance to a noble heart-driven, passionate Tuscan family.
The connubio can already be seen in their white wine Castelluccio where Friuli characteristics, of Michele’s well known background have given a distinct minerality and freshness to this Tuscan wine.
Their TJ rose dedicated to their daughter Mariadele, immediately presents itself as a Provence Rose alla Tuscan, produced with 100 % sangiovese. Juicy elegant red fruit aromas and flavours, light herbaceousness that balances this warm yet extremely fresh, long finish wine. I have a feeling that TJ will be sold out shortly.
Their reds are pure elegant examples of the territory where when aged in barrique never overpowered by oak, and where the grape is naturally able to show its development in its full expression. I would like to congratulate Emanuela who was able to produce a femmine expression of . Brunello. I asked her how it was possible and she replied as Madame Leroy would. “It’s all in the terroir.”
Their reds are pure elegant examples of the territory where when aged in barrique never overpowered by oak, and where the grape is naturally able to show its development in its full expression. I would like to congratulate Emanuela who was able to produce a femmine expression of . Brunello. I asked her how it was possible and she replied as Madame Leroy would. “It’s all in the terroir.”
