A family-run organic winery located in Miralduolo di Torgiano (Umbria). It produces DOC/DOCG wines of Torgiano and Umbria IGT, with a focus on sustainability and ageing in French oak barriques.
The Margaritelli family has been connected to the land since the 19th century; the estate's winemaking began as a family activity in 1950 at the initiative of Fernando Margaritelli. In 2000 Giuseppe Margaritelli launched the Terre Margaritelli project, expanding the vineyards and beginning the conversion to organic viticulture. In recent years the estate has undertaken sustainability and certification initiatives.
Production philosophy
It focuses on the "sincerity of the land", organic vineyard management and controlled experimentation. The estate prioritizes sustainable practices, respect for biodiversity, and the use of French oak barriques to refine the wines while preserving the character of the grape variety.
Terroir and vineyards
The vineyard is located on Miralduolo hill, in the municipality of Torgiano, in the heart of the historic DOC Torgiano appellation, characterized by hillside exposures favorable to viticulture.
Awards and recognition
Equalitas certification for sustainability practices.
Characteristics
Grape varieties
Sangiovese
Canaiolo
Grechetto
Trebbiano
Tannat
Hectares
52.0
Bottles per year
120000
What makes it distinctive
A single, contiguous vineyard of approximately 52 hectares in Miralduolo.
Certified organic winery; in the process of obtaining Equalitas sustainability certification.
Estimated annual production reported by public sources: approximately 120,000 bottles.
Exclusively aged in French oak barriques from the Bertrange Forest.
Range: DOCG Torgiano Rosso Riserva, DOC Torgiano and Umbria IGT.