Philosophy
eternal rebirth
This tree, whose branches stretch across the Mediterranean, whose roots sink deep into Tuscan soil, and which lives quietly within us, is our most intimate source of inspiration. The holm oak (leccio), ever-changing beneath the summer sun or the autumn wind, shifting in the thousand lights of day and night, brings us back to the beauty of the profound dialogue between Man and Nature. A historic symbol of strength and courage, it reminds us of the resilience of our tradition—shaped over centuries with tenacity to guide us toward the future.
Whether revered by ancient man as a prophetic tree sacred to Pan, god of the Wild, or seen as an allegory of Christian Redemption, Nature offers it to us as the tree of Eternal Rebirth, capable of regenerating from its roots even after fire, felling, or disease.
This is why we look upon it with deep affection, and have chosen to represent it as the Tree of Knowledge—because to make wine is to have deep roots and branches reaching for the horizon. In its truest essence, the leccio inspires our core values: respect for nature, purposeful transformation, and artistic tension.
From the tree of Eternal Rebirth, this agricultural journey is reborn—
with feet on the ground and head turned to the sky.