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What the estate makes

Four wines, made slowly.

One red for the table, the riserva the house is judged on, a white drunk young, and, only in the years that earn it, a wine from the oldest vines on the property.

Four painted bottles standing in a row against red and olive brushstrokes, each carrying a label of its own.
Every bottle is numbered before it leaves the cellar. Nothing on this site sells wine. To ask about a case, or about tasting them here, write to us.
  1. A painted dark green bottle with a plain cream label, against a coral brushstroke.

    Veloria Rosso

    2021 · Sangiovese · Merlot

    The wine the family drinks. Made every year, and meant to be opened.

    Red fruit, cherry, dried herbs, soft vanilla.

  2. A painted deep red bottle with a gold and dark label banded in red.

    Bellandi Riserva

    2019 · 100% Sangiovese

    The flagship. Thirty months in oak, then at least a year in bottle before it leaves.

    Cherry, tobacco, cocoa, cedar, spice.

  3. A painted bottle of pale olive glass with a plain cream label, against soft blue and olive leaves.

    Luna Bianca

    2023 · Trebbiano · Malvasia

    The estate’s only white. Picked early, pressed the same morning, never near oak.

    Pear, citrus, white flowers.

  4. A painted dark bottle with a faded, muted label against a coral brushstroke.

    Veloria Vecchia Vigna

    2016 · 100% Sangiovese

    From the oldest part of the estate, where some vines are over sixty. Not made every year.

    Only made in the years that deserve it.