The Church of San Giorgino is a small ecclesiastical building dating back to 1109, located on the estate. From its elevated position, it seems to watch over and protect the surrounding vineyards and olive groves spread across the gentle Tuscan hills. When our family arrived at San Giorgio a Lapi, the church had suffered significant structural damage. Our parents chose to fully restore it, and in doing so, uncovered a fresco by the Nasini — a family of painters from Monte Amiata — depicting Saint George slaying the dragon.

We will then move to the cellars to discover how our wine is made and aged, from the vinification process to maturation in barrels and bottle aging. At the end of the visit, you will enjoy a tasting of our wines paired with typical Tuscan products, guided by one of the owners of San Giorgio a Lapi.

On the panoramic terrace, between the Crete Senesi and the Chianti hills, you will have the opportunity to taste our most refined selections. Each glass is paired with a full Tuscan meal — starter, first course, main course with side dish, and dessert — designed to enhance the quality and character of each wine.