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Mappa Franciacorta
BOSCA
BROLO DEI LONGHI
BARBUSANA
SAN BERNARDINO GRADONI
SAN BERNARDINO
CASCINA VEZZOLI
VIGNA MONTORFANO
BALDUSSA DESERTO
BALDUSSA
LE MOIE DI SOPRA
MANDOLÌ
MANDOLA

BOSCA

Situated at the Western borders of Franciacorta, where the soil is deep, sandy and well-drained, this vineyard ripens early -thus being the first one to be harvested- and has a medium sharpness. Therefore its grape is well-balanced, giving the wine a delicate aroma and a smooth taste.

  • Surface: 4,136 ha
  • Year of planting: 2007
  • Variety: Chardonnay
  • Planting: 5000 plants per hectare
  • Vine training: Guyot
  • Orientation of the rows: north-south
  • UPA: fluvial - glacial

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BROLO DEI LONGHI

Harvested within ancient walls in the heart of Erbusco, it is the historical vineyard we use for our Reserve. The Chardonnay is the result of Massale Selection and it is exalted by this unique territory.

  • Surface: 3,21 ha
  • Year of planting: 2005-2006
  • Variety: Chardonnay – Pinot Nero
  • Planting: 4350 plants per hectare
  • Vine training: Guyot and cordon
  • Orientation of the row: north-south
  • UPA: moraine - thin

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BARBUSANA

Sylvoz training system was the transition from the method of the past, pergola and the counter used nowadays. This is why we have decided to keep it in order to preserve its characteristics. This is also one of the few vineyards which are mostly made of Pinot bianco. These two aspects make it a unique full-bodied wine with great acidity.

  • Surface: 1,287ha
  • Year of planting: 1981
  • Variety: Chardonnay – Pinot bianco
  • Planting: 3200 plants per hectare
  • Vine training: Sylvoz and GDC
  • Orientation of the rows: north-south
  • UPA: moraine - thin

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SAN BERNARDINO GRADONI

We grow an ancient Brescia variety called Erbamat in this terraced garden. This vine variety was chosen by Santa Lucia’s founder Pierluigi Villa through an accurate ampelographic research. It is characterized by a high acidity, a full body and longevity.

  • Surface: 0,993 ha
  • Year of planting: 2009
  • Variety: Chardonnay - Erbamat
  • Planting: 4350 plants per hectare
  • Vine training: Guyot
  • Orientation of the rows: north-south
  • UPA: moraine - thin

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SAN BERNARDINO

Situated South of the historical Erbusco church, this Chardonnay is grown in an ancient garden; the result is an elegant, balanced and mineral wine typical of our Millesimato.

  • Surface: 1,515 ha
  • Year of planting: 2007
  • Variety: Chardonnay
  • Planting: 4350 plants per hectare
  • Vine training: Guyot
  • Orientation of the rows: east-west
  • UPA: moraine - thin

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CASCINA VEZZOLI

These two terraces up the hill face south, making them the ideal environment for our Curtefranca’s Cabernet franc, Cabernet sauvignon and Merlot grapes to fully ripen.

  • Surface: 1,33 ha
  • Year of planting: 2005
  • Variety: Merlot – Cabernet franc
  • Planting: 4350 plants per hectare
  • Vine training: Guyot
  • Orientation of the rows: north-south
  • UPA: moraine - thin

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VIGNA MONTORFANO

Situated in one of the most panoramic spots of entire Italy, this vineyard lying on Mount Orfano is a Mediterranean corner in the heart of Franciacorta. The Chardonnay grown on this ancient soil shows its best characteristics.

  • Surface: 2,46 ha
  • Year of planting: 2002
  • Variety: Chardonnay
  • Planting: 5000 plants per hectare
  • Vine training: Guyot
  • Orientation of the rows: north-south
  • UPA: moraine - thin

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BALDUSSA DESERTO

The low fertility of this soil gained it the definition of “desert”. It gives grapevine a low sharpness and slow ripening. This makes it the last one to be harvested. The wine is full-bodied and harmonious, with a desirable level of acidity.

  • Surface: 1,944 ha
  • Year of planting: 2007
  • Variety: Chardonnay
  • Planting: 5000 plants per hectare
  • Vine training: Guyot
  • Orientation of the rows: north-south
  • UPA: fluvial - glacial

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BALDUSSA

Clones STWA 95 and 96 are the result of Chardonnay clone selection by Santa Lucia’s founder Pierluigi Villa. They represent the best aromatic expression of this vineyard, creating very aromatic, balanced wines with excellent acidity.

  • Surface: 1,661 ha
  • Year of planting: 2006
  • Variety: Chardonnay
  • Planting: 5000 plants per hectare
  • Vine training: Guyot
  • Orientation of the rows: north-south
  • UPA: fluvial - glacial

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LE MOIE DI SOPRA

Situated South of Abbazia Olivetana Abbey in Rodengo Saiano, it is characterized by an important presence of clay, giving grapes a higher acidity than average: the result are salty wines with a balanced aroma.

  • Surface: 3,245 ha
  • Year of planting: 2008
  • Variety: Chardonnay
  • Planting: 5000 plants per hectare
  • Vine training: Guyot
  • Orientation of the rows: north-south
  • UPA: colluviums - distals

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MANDOLÌ

This vineyard is made with Chardonnay’s clone Davis. Combined with a generally clayish soil, it creates wines that are fine, acid yet full-bodied.

  • Surface: 1,79 ha
  • Year of planting: 2008
  • Variety: Chardonnay
  • Planting: 5000 plants per hectare
  • Vine training: Guyot
  • Orientation of the rows: north-south
  • UPA: colluviums - distals

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MANDOLA

This clay loam soil was chosen for its edaphic properties to plant Pinot nero grape. It finds an ideal spot to best express the base for Rosé, full-bodied yet elegant.

  • Surface: 3,407 ha
  • Year of planting: 2010
  • Variety: Pinot Nero
  • Planting: 5000 plants per hectare
  • Vine training: Guyot
  • Orientation of the rows: north-south
  • UPA: colluviums - distals

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THE FRANCIACORTA

No visitor of the most pleasant and beautiful lands of northern Italy, no wine gourmet of this region of Italy, ignores the name and site of Franciacorta
(Gabriele Rosa-1852).

This is a unique place for wine production. Since the Middle Ages, the name Franciacorta has been describing a territory, not wide yet favoured by its location and climate. Here accuracy and creativity combine to create a unique wine-making method known by the name of Franciacorta. 

Imagination and scientific strictness have been coexisting within the local culture, adding originality to something so ancient.