Tenuta di Tavignano

Acquired in 1973 by Stefano Aymerich di Laconi and his wife Beatrice Lucangeli, heir to a Marche family that has owned vineyards and cellars since the eighteenth century, the Tenuta di Tavignano spreads across 230 contiguous hectares on the hills of Cingoli, long known as the balcony of the Marche. Around thirty hectares are planted with vines in the heart of the Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi Classico denomination, with labels that have helped define the area's style. Since 2014, after Beatrice's death, her granddaughter Ondine de la Feld has joined Stefano in running the estate, carrying on the family tradition. Its hospitality facilities let visitors discover the vineyards and winery in a setting of great scenic value, among the hills of the Macerata area.