Tenute Silvio Nardi

The beginning

1950 - Silvio Nardi was known worldwide for his factory of agricultural machinery. Out of his hobby for wine, he bought the Casale del Bosco estate in Montalcino. in 1958 it was Silvio Nardi who invested in viticulture in Montalcino and vinified the first bottle of Brunello di Montalcino.

The daughter - Emilia Nardi

1985 - at the age of 20, the youngest daughter, Emilia Nardi, joins the company. Together with her brothers, they introduced radical changes in the winemaking process and in the direction of the company. In 1990, she succeeded her father and reorganized Tenute Nardi's vineyards and cellar. She managed to perfectly combine tradition and modernity.

Today and tomorrow

Today, Tenute Silvio Nardi owns 36 vineyards in a pristine landscape and a natural biological habitat. And what about tomorrow? Thanks to the clones in the old vineyards, the past is projected into the future of Tenute Silvio Nardi.

The vineyards

The vineyards of Tenuta Silvio Nardi extend from east and west of Montalcino in a predominantly hilly area (between 140 and 480 meters above sea level). The 36 vineyards are divided among three different estates:

• Casale de Bosco: To the west of Montalcino
• Manachiara and Colombaiolo: In the east of Montalcino

In the cellar

The vinification brings out all the characteristics from the grape that the vineyards have to offer. Several fermentation tanks allow the berries of each vineyard plot to be fermented separately. Even during the wood aging, the lots remain separated from each other and are cuvéed only at the end in Tenute Silvio Nardi.