Chianti Riserva DOCG Vigna Vecchia Borgunto — The Excellence of Arezzo's Historic Vineyards

Vigna Vecchia is the flagship wine of the Borgunto Winery: it comes from the estate's oldest vineyards, with vines over thirty years old, deeply rooted in the clay-limestone soils of the Arezzo Hills. The deep roots, the low productivity of the older vines, and the temperature variations typical of this area guarantee an aromatic concentration and complexity that young vineyards cannot replicate. Each bottle is the fruit of decades of patience.

Blend and Refinement

• 12 months in French and Slavonian oak barrels — developing complexity and tertiary notes
• 6+ months of bottle aging — integration of tannins and aromas
• Final maturation in the medieval cellar at Via Borgunto 7, Arezzo
• Minimum 24 months total — DOCG Riserva requirement met and exceeded

Organoleptic profile

Intense ruby ​​red with garnet highlights. On the nose: Morello cherry, pomegranate, and rose hips, with tertiary notes of cinnamon, licorice, and vanilla from the wood aging. On the palate: dry, full, and harmonious, with well-integrated silky tannins and lively acidity. A long finish with hints of red fruit and spice. Aging potential: 5-10 years from harvest.

Food Pairings

Florentine steak PGI, roast Chianina beef, wild boar stew, game, roast lamb, pappardelle with wild boar ragù, ribollita, and aged Tuscan cheeses. Serve at 18-21°C after decanting for 30-45 minutes to fully express its bouquet.

Vigna Vecchia 750ml vs. Special Editions

The standard 750ml bottle is identical in content to the Magnum and Jeroboam editions—it's the same wine, same vintage, same cellar. The difference lies in the speed of evolution: larger bottles evolve more slowly and develop greater complexity over time. For everyday use or as a precious gift, the 750ml is the ideal choice. For special occasions or a collection, special editions offer an even more exclusive experience.

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