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PRESS RELEASE: the grape harvest with artificial intelligence

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Cutting-edge technology for Tenute del Cerro: the automatic optical sorter feauturing artificial intelligence

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A new digital experience for Tenute del Cerro: the restyling of the website between identity and innovation

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The 2024 harvest at Tenute del Cerro: navigating climate challenges, quality, and understanding the territory
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New Year’s Eve in a Tuscany farmhouse: Tenute del Cerro’s proposals for the most special evening
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Restyling of Tenute del Cerro’s line dedicated to the off trade: balancing innovation, tradition, and market insight
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Brunello di Montalcino: regulations that protect history, tradition, and passion
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The Farm-to-Table Philosophy of Ristorante La Miniera di Monterufoli
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Tasting the fine wines of Montefalco: a unique experience at the Còlpetrone Estate
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Restaurant L’Antica Chiusina at Villa Grazianella: a culinary journey in the heart of Tuscany
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Farmhouse in Tuscany for children: a unique experience for families
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Wolves, special collaborators of Tenute del Cerro
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Discovering the vineyards of Fattoria del Cerro: an off-road adventure among the vines
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Dog-friendly farmhouses in Tuscany: all the considerations to keep in mind
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Còlpetrone and Sagrantino, here lies the most authentic Umbria that makes you exclaim “Ò”
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Wedding in a farmhouse: some advice for choosing and organizing it
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Wine Tasting of Montepulciano Wines: A Sensory Journey Through Taste and Tradition
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Wine Marketing: Tenute del Cerro Chooses Video Storytelling to Narrate Its Wines
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Suvereto and Val Di Cornia Consortium: between protection, associationism, and terroir
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Small wine glossary for amateurs: here are the terms to know
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Villa Grazianella goes digital: here is the new virtual tour of the Fattoria del Cerro Relais
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Wine quality: Tenute del Cerro certifies the management of its operating models
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Vino Nobile di Montepulciano preview 2023
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Temperature, light, time: all the tips for storing wine correctly
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Wine tourism: the cellars with overnight stays that tell the story of the territory
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Rain of awards for the wines of Tenute del Cerro: four labels awarded by Gambero Rosso and Veronelli
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“Award-winning” wines to give at Christmas to embellish the Holidays
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Wonderful: “Ò di Còlpetrone” Montefalco Sagrantino DOCG 2016 is born
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“Le Cerraie”: the new Tenute del Cerro winery between innovation and sustainability
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Our proposals for a special New Year
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Sagrantino Memoira is born: a new name for Montefalco Sagrantino Còlpetrone
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How to organize a company meeting: the proposals of Tenute del Cerro
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Team Building in Tuscany: discovering the most suggestive locations
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Precision farming in the vineyard: Tenute del Cerro’s experience
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Barrique: what it is and which is the impact of the barrique in the aging of wine
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The 2024 olive oil from Tenute del Cerro: a story of passion and land

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The Grechetto, Authentic Flavor of the Umbrian Soil

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Vermentino Pian di Seta: the origin of the best white wine of tuscany. The Monterufoli label wins Mundus Vini 2024
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Characteristics of Sangiovese: Grape, Wine, and Pairings
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Embarking on a “Truffle Hunt”: Fattoria del Cerro’s New Experience
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Moscato wine: the sweet and authentic taste of the Italian end of the meal
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On the trail of the Tuscan Prugnolo Gentile, between history and characteristics
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Tuscany in 10 dishes
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When history has the taste of wine: discovering the native Tuscan vines
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Umbria: the essence of a region through its typical products
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The black gold of Umbria: a journey among truffles
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Guide to the most famous Italian sweet wines, between Tuscany and Umbria
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Il Nobile di Montepulciano: discovering the “King of wines”
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Sparkling wine, Prosecco or Champagne? The differences between the most famous “bubbles”
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The olive harvest: a journey to Montecorona, following a centuries-old tradition
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The autumn of Sagrantino, a work of art among foliage, wine and villages
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Sagrantino Memoira is born: a new name for Montefalco Sagrantino Còlpetrone
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Moscadello di Montalcino DOC: the story of a sublime wine
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Food and wine pairing: tasting tips
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Vermentino di Toscana: characteristics and pairings
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Five recipes to try in Montepulciano
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Badia di Montecorona: a farmhouse between history and oil production
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A guide to Montefalco wines: Sagrantino, Rosso, Grechetto
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Rosso and Brunello di Montalcino, main differences and characteristics
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Montefalco Sagrantino: origin, characteristics and where to taste it
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Nobile di Montepulciano: a short guide to DOCG red wine from Siena
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Chianciano Terme: what to do among spas, Tuscan landscapes and history

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Along San Francesco path: a journey through nature, silence and beauty

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San Gimignano: Exploring the town of medieval towers

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Montalcino: what to see in the magnificent “Village of Brunello”
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Borgo di Montefalco: what to be seen close to Assisi
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Tenuta di Monterufoli, a journey through precious stones, waterfalls, and ghost bridges
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History, nature, and culture in an itinerary to discover what to see in Volterra
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Spello, what to see in the Umbrian town and which events to mark on your agenda
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Bike tour in Tuscany: cycling through the Val di Merse and Mount Amiata
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Islands, Villages, and Natural Oases: here’s what to see on Lake Trasimeno
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Journey to the “Center of the World”: What to See in Foligno?
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Discovering the Val D’Orcia: A journey through the most charming villages of Tuscany
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Embarking on a “Truffle Hunt”: Fattoria del Cerro’s New Experience
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Discovering the Abbey of Sant’Antimo, a Heritage in the Heart of Val d’Orcia
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Summer holidays in Tuscany: the colors of a journey through nature, art and wine
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Summer in Umbria: 10 experiences that you can live only in this beautiful region
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Villages, natural spas and ancient abbeys: the best to see in the Sienese hills
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Wine places: wineries and wine resorts in Umbria
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Via Francigena in Tuscany: the most beautiful stages
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Umbria to be experienced on two wheels: here are the most beautiful itineraries to discover by motorbike or by bike
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Easter in farmhouse, tips for spending three days in Tuscany
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When history has the taste of wine: discovering the native Tuscan vines
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Impressions of October: the best of Tuscany to visit in autumn
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A walk through Todi, a medieval town with intact charm
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Between villages and cities of art: a 3-day itinerary to discover Umbria
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At Fattoria del Cerro a picnic “on the edge of the vineyard” in Tuscany
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Journey in Spoleto, the “City of a Hundred Towers”
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Traveling in “slow” mode: discovering local tourism
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A journey to discover Orvieto, the pearl of Umbria, and its surroundings
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Dantesque Tuscany: in the footsteps of the great poet between Siena and Pisa
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Umbertide: what not to miss in the charming medieval village and its surroundings
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Underground Tuscany: a journey to discover quarries and mines
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The black gold of Umbria: a journey among truffles
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Easter in farmhouse, tips for spending three days in Tuscany
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Tuscany on the road: 4 fabulous routes to do by motorbike
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The olive harvest: a journey to Montecorona, following a centuries-old tradition
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Discovering 3 suggestive natural spas in Tuscany, between history and wellness
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The autumn of Sagrantino, a work of art among foliage, wine and villages
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What to see in Siena and surroundings: a journey between beauty and taste
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Val Di Cornia: what to see for a tour of nature, history and taste
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The most beautiful walking routes in Tuscany: discover the area, step by step
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Wine tour in Tuscany: exploring wineries and countryside
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Perugia between art and history: what to see in the city and its surroundings
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On the roads of the most famous Tuscan wines: an itinerary between taste and nature
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A journey to the city of Vino Nobile: here’s what to see in Montepulciano
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Monterufoli-Caselli Natural Park: visit the oasis in Val di Cecina
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Tenuta di Monterufoli in Tuscany: close to Pisa and much more than a farmhouse
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Badia di Montecorona: a farmhouse between history and oil production
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Food and wine tour in Tuscany: wines, dishes, experiences
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Where to visit Tuscan wineries: from Pisa surroundings to Siena hills
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Montepulciano: what to see and where to taste the wine
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Wineries to visit in Montalcino: discover the Brunello birthplace
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