The Church of San Giorgino is a small ecclesiastical building from 1109 which stands on the estate's land and which, with its dominant position, seems to observe and protect the expanses of vineyards and olive trees on the gentle Tuscan slopes. When our family arrived in San Giorgio a Lapi, the church had suffered major structural damage. This is how our parents decide to recover and completely restore the building, which in return has returned the discovery of a fresh painting by the Nasini, a family of painters from Amiata, which represents St. George killing the dragon.

We will go to the cellars to find out how our wine is born and aged (vinification cellar and barrel aging and bottle aging). At the end of the walk, tasting of wines and typical Tuscan products together with one of the owners of San Giorgio a Lapi.