Chianti and Chianti Classico are often confused, but they represent distinct regions with separate identities and governance. The wines of the original Chianti zone, now known as Chianti Classico, are protected under their own DOCG, while the broader Chianti region
Chianti is one of Italy’s most recognizable and beloved red wines, steeped in tradition and history. Produced primarily from the Sangiovese grape, Chianti reflects Tuscany’s rolling hills, sun-drenched vineyards, and centuries-old winemaking culture. The Chianti wine region stretches across central
Florence, Italy is a beautiful city filled with history, renaissance architecture, and rich culinary traditions. It was home to the Medici family whose influence you can see throughout the city in its art and architecture. The city is easy to walk around and
Antica Macelleria Falorni is the oldest butcher shop in Italy. In 1729 Gio Batta founded the Macelleria Falorni Butchers in Greve Italy. In 1840 the word Antica which means ancient was added and still hangs today. It’s in the Chianti
