Wine brand/label used in Italy by multiple producers: it appears on wines from Terre Siciliane (Cantine Ronco/Terre Cevico lines, including the organic version) and also on Tuscan wines such as the Chianti produced by Pasqualetti Viticoltori.
Sicilia; Toscana · Italia
2 products
San Crispino
Meet the producer
The story
There is no single official brand story: "San Crispino" is used as a commercial label by several producers. Cantine Ronco has applied the name to its Terre Siciliane ranges, including an organic expression developed in collaboration with the cooperative Colomba Bianca; likewise, the company Pasqualetti Viticoltori di Peccioli produces a Chianti marketed as "San Crispino."
Production philosophy
The brand does not have a single public statement of philosophy attributable to one winery: among the producers identified, two distinct strands emerge — the approach to vineyard care and manual harvesting described by Pasqualetti Viticoltori, and the focus on sustainability and organic practices for the 'San Crispino Bio' line promoted by Terre Cevico/Colomba Bianca.
Terroir and vineyards
Products primarily associated with Sicily and Tuscany, with wines distributed through national and international commercial channels.
Characteristics
Grape varieties
Sangiovese
Catarratto
Inzolia (Insolia)
Syrah
Merlot
Nero d'Avola
Primitivo
Montepulciano
Grillo
Fiano
Aglianico
What makes it distinctive
Brand used by multiple producers, not a single winery.
The "San Crispino Bio" line is linked to the Terre Siciliane project with a focus on organic practices.
Widespread commercial presence: sold in small formats and on platforms such as Vivino and via national and international retailers.
In Tuscany, the name is used by Pasqualetti Viticoltori for a Chianti called "San Crispino."