RNG WINE｜ Luce Della Vite

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Luce Della Vite

Luce Della Vite was established in 1995, with its winery located in an ancient town southwest of Montalcino. It was founded through a collaboration between Italy's Marchesi De Frescobaldi family and America's Robert Mondavi family, who joined forces with a shared goal: to perfectly blend the structure and elegance of Sangiovese grapes with the roundness and softness of Merlot grapes in the renowned Montalcino region, leveraging the right timing, geographical advantages, and human effort to produce exceptional wines. Today, they have achieved this goal. The name Luce not only represents the harmonious combination of tradition and innovation but also stands as one of the finest wines of Tuscany, having garnered widespread international acclaim. Lucente, the second label of Luce, uses Merlot harvested in early September and Sangiovese harvested in late September.