About Bruscola
Bruscola began in 1970 when Grandfather Dante and Torellina established the estate in the Florentine Chianti. The work centers on traditional methods, both in the cellar and the olive mill. The portfolio includes Chianti Classico and Vin Santo, alongside extra virgin olive oil. A Farmer's Museum on the property holds a permanent exhibition of agricultural tools. Tastings, by reservation, move through three wines, olive oil, and Vin Santo. Vineyard tours are available.
Tasting Experiences
Tasting & Exhibition
Visit the winery and enjoy a tasting of 3 wines, along with olive oil and Vin Santo. The exhibition is open daily and complements the tasting and cellar tour, offering a full immersion in the Chianti Classico culture.
Farmer's Museum
Permanent exhibition of agricultural tools with photos showcasing the customs and traditions of the family's 20th-century history, along with letters and postcards.
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Where to find Bruscola
Bruscola is in Italy, in the Toscana wine region.