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In part one of this two-part episode, the Thieves will go behind the scenes in Chianti Classico to discover the thought process and philosophy behind the UGAs and some techniques used to create the Atlas and the detailed maps therein. In this and the following episode, we'll be taking a deep dive into the recently approved “added geographic units” of the Chianti Classico region in Tuscany, Italy, which were officially signed into law this past July 2023.Known in Italian as Unità Geografiche Aggiuntivi, or simply “UGAs” to English-speaking insiders, these geographic units divide the rather large Chianti Classico denomination into 11 smaller sub-areas that sometimes, but not always, follow historical communal boundaries, and broadly group these sangiovese-based wines together into more coherent style categories. This is especially relevant given the significant variability of physical and human factors that shape and mould Chianti Classico into so many delicious expressions.Joining the discussion are Caterina Mori, director of Communication for the Consorzio Vino Chianti Classico , along with another important guest who will be familiar to Wine Thieves listeners, Alessandro Masnaghetti, aka Map Man Masnaghetti. Alessandro joined us for one of our three episodes devoted to the wines of Vino Nobile di Montepulciano also in Tuscany (see episode 22 from season 1). Masnaghetti is the director and editor of Enogea, an independent Italian wine newsletter founded in 1997 that continues the work of the late great Luigi Veronelli, a legendary Italian wine writer who launched the first independent Italian wine newsletter known as Ex Vinis back in the 1970s with the aim of recognizing the deserving work of smaller Italian wineries, Alessandro worked with Veronelli, and brought map-making skills to the table to add another dimension to the modern Italian wine narrative. Fast forward to 2023, and Masnaghetti has created dozens of detailed maps of wine regions, mostly around Italy but also a few outside, including Barolo, Barbaresco, Valpolicella and Amarone, Vino Nobile, and even Bordeaux. But his latest magnum opus, and the one most relevant to our two episodes, is the incredibly detailed Atlas of Chianti Classico. This atlas and its series of detailed maps and background geological information, or as Masnaghetti himself puts it, “geo-viticultural” information – that is the aspects of geology most relevant to grapegrowing, was commissioned by the Chianti Classico Consorzio, with the main aim of establishing the boundaries for the 11 new UGAs. Masnaghetti's work is an impressive tome that should be on every wine lover's shelf, and indeed should be in your hands right now to follow along on these two episodes. You can get yourself a copy at enogea.it. The maps contained within the atlas show geology, topography, vineyard boundaries, estates, and much much more. In the previous episode we spoke with Giovanni Manetti, current president of the Chianti Classico Consorzio and owner of the Fontodi estate in Panzano. Signore Manetti shared loads of valuable information with us on the history and the current status of Chianti Classico, and we touched upon the introduction of these UGAs and what it means to both producers and wine drinkers around the world. So be sure to have a listen to that episode, if you haven't already, to set the stage for these next two episodes.  Cin Cin! This episode was produced thanks to a Campaign Financed According to EU Regulation No 1308/2013.

The first of a three-part journey into  Chianti Classico. in this episode we look at the past, present and future of the denominazione with our special guest, Giovanni Manetti, Chariman of the Chianti Classico Consorzio and proprietor of the venerated Fontodi estate in Panzano. This is Manetti's second term as the Chairman , where he has been a driving force of innovation and evolution, helping to re-establish Chianti Classico as one of Italy's, and the world's, leading quality wine-producing regions. The creation of the Gran Selezione category at the top of the quality pyramid, as well the introduction of UGAs (Unità Geografiche Aggiuntivi), added geographic mentions within the greater Chianti Classico territory, are just two of the invigorating projects which Manetti has championed and pushed through.The Thieves deliver the latest news regarding Gran Selezione regulations and the new UGAs, but  focus first on the history of the region from Etruscan settlements in the 8th century BC, to the legend of the gallo nero,  the mezzadria sharecropping system that  shaped Chianti Classico as we know it today, Barone Ricasoli's 19th century 'recipe' for Chianti, the 1970s crisis (fiasco?), and the renaissance of quality wine.  There is much to unpack in this multi-faceted region, so important and recognizable to wine lovers around the world.A happy 307th birthday to Chianti Classico, an anniversary for which we give thanks to the Grand Duke of Tuscany and  patron to the arts, Cosimo dei' Medici III, who famously demarcated the wine region of Chianti in 1716 and created the first legal appellation of origin for wine in the world. Tuscan aficionados won't want to miss this episode that reveals how Chianti Classico's past has set the stage for its modern renaissance. This episode has been produced in partnership with the Chianti Classico Consorzio and financed according to EU regulation 1308/2013.

Seizoen 2, aflevering 2: Dat is even wennen! De Fellas zijn ineens wekelijks te checken, met in de aflevering van deze week; A Haunting In Venice Venetië, na de Tweede Wereldoorlog. Detective Hercule Poirot is inmiddels van zijn welverdiende pensioen aan het genieten. Wanneer hij met tegenzin een seance bijwoont, wordt daar een van de avondgasten vermoord. Het is aan de voormalige detective om uit te zoeken wie de dader is. MoodTIPS: Whodunit Naast A Haunting In Venice bespreken we ook een paar echte toppers in het Whodunit genre; Knives Out, See How They Run, The Hateful Eight, Murder On Orient Express, Death On The Nile en Only Murders In The Building. BELLEN MET DE BEUKELAER In Seizoen 2 gaan we met regelmaat bellen met Willem de Beukelaer, de stunt legende van de Nederlandse filmindustrie. Dit maal spreken we Willem over De Vuurlinie en The Equalizer 3. WIJN In deze aflevering dronken we van Jackies Fine Wines een heerlijke Chianti Classico uit Toscane, Italie van wijnhuis Fontodi. HOT SAUCE Deze week dippen we Microsaucerie van Piko peppers van de vrienden van heatsupply.nl Was dit een "Skip Or Dip"?! Check nu aflevering 2 van seizoen 2! Voor meer informatie check onze site; www.moodfellas.nl , abonneer je op oa. Spotify en volg de MoodFellas ook op Instagram (@moodfellaspodcast). PS. Heb je iets gehoord wat niet klopt? Of wil je ons wat vragen? stuur ons een mailtje naar info@moodfellas.nl

Maria Valetta, wine educator, and certified sommelier, and Robert Tas review the wine list at Carbone, a high-end Italian restaurant that retains the glamor of mid-20th-century Italian restaurants. The New York-inspired menu is complemented by a wine list that offers a stellar selection of wines from Italy, France, and, of course, California.  Wines reviewed include: 2021 Lunae, Colli di Luni, Liguria Vermentino, Italy 2018 Barbaresco, Musso, Rio Sordo, Piedmont  2007 Fontodi, Flaccianello della Pieve, Tuscany  For more information on today's episode, and the wines you love to love, visit www.corkrules.com.  

Hvad sker der for chianti? Vinen fra højderne i det centrale Toscana er en af de ældste og mest kendte i verden, alligevel opnår den sjældent samme priser som barolo og brunello. Søren og Søren ser på sagen og smager følgende vine: 2018 Chianti Classico, Castell’in Villa (165 kr. Copenhagen Wine) 2018 Le Trame IGT Toscana, Podere Le Boncie (325 kr., Terroiristen) 2018 Chianti Classico, Monteraponi (199 kr., Niche vine.) 2019 Chianti Classico, Tenuta di Carleone (239 kr., Distinto) 2018 Chianti Classico Gran Selezione Vigna del Sorbo, Fontodi (625 kr., Suenson) 2013 IGT Toscana, Pacina (234 kr/ 195 kr. v 6 fl. Gladvin/Rosforth) Alle anmeldelser af mad og vin findes på https://www.berlingske.dk/aok/gourmetSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I denne episode står Kristine og Emilie foran noget af en udfordring, da La Festeggiatas topvin, "Q" Chianti Classico Gran Selezione 2018, skal blendes. Der er vigtige beslutninger at træffe og masser af research at lave (aka vine at drikke). Heldigvis er der hjælp at hente fra La Festeggiatas dygtige ønolog, Paola, samt en jury bestående af Kristines mand Morten, husven/adoptivbror Juuso og damernes flotte chauffør fra forrige episode, Ulrich (nej, ikke Emilies mand). Lyt med, når vi smager os igennem et udvalg af Gran Selezione-vine og - forhåbentlig - får blendet os frem til Toscanas nye superstjerne. Vine smagt i denne episode:

This week we go off piste (that’s right, p-i-s-t-e) with a visit from wine aficionado and co-owner of Yardarm Leyton, Eliza Parkes.Eliza selects four fantastic wines to compliment Seb and Verity’s four music choices and they spend a thoroughly enjoyable afternoon tasting the wine and discussing the music. Sometimes work is so trying eh?Be reassured in the knowledge that the spittoon is used liberally so the conversation remains coherent. In between each track, Seb and Verity chat to Eliza about her path into wine specialism, the relationship between the senses and memory and most importantly, her appearances on Sunday Brunch. Stay tuned to the very end to hear Eliza’s choice and the extraordinary wine she brings as a gift from her own personal collection.....chin, chin!Why not make this a full interactive experience? There is a link to the Spotify playlist for this episode below along with a list of the wines tasted. (All available at Yardarm Leyton) ///Show NotesThis episode’s playlistList of featured wines:Donati Camillo, Malvasia 2018Ciù Ciù, Piceno Bacchus, 2019Luigi Baudana, Dragon, 2019Fontodi, Chianti Classico, 2017Yardarm LeytonInstagramTwitter Click here to join the Members' Club on Patreon! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode I meet with Giovanni Manetti, the current President of The Consorzio Vino Chianti Classico and winemaker of Fontodi. The pride he takes in his vineyard is clear when he talks about his farming practices. You can hear the passion in his voice and it's impossible to not be captured by it. And of course you can taste it in his wines too.

Ciao amici!Oggi parleremo del vino in Toscana!No episódio de hoje, Luís e Luca começam a Grande Aventura Toscana, uma serie de episódios nos levará aos diversos cantos dessa mágica região. O primeiro episódio foca em Chianti, uma sub-região que produz vinhos interessantes e de ótimo custo benefício! Vinho consumido vorazmente: Fontodi, Chianti Classico – 2015 (rótulo recomendado por Jancis Robinson ) Cidades Menionadas:FirenzeLuccaSienaRadaMontalcino (casa do Brunello)Forte Dei MarniLivornoSan Gimignano Vinhos e produtores mencionados: Ricasoli (Brolio) - https://ricasoli.com/en/ Marchesi Antinori (Marchesi, Vila, e Badia a Passignano) - https://www.antinori.it/en/Castello di Ama (Gran Selezione San Lorenzo)- http://www.castellodiama.com/en/ Tenuta Casanova (Magnificat) - https://www.tenutacasanova.com/Tenuta San Guido (Sassicaia) - http://www.tenutasanguido.com/eng/sassicaia.html Castello di Volpaia - http://www.volpaia.com/Fattoria Poggerino - https://poggerino-chianti-italy.com/Isole e Olena - https://www.chianticlassico.com/aziende/isole-e-olena/Badia a Coltibuono - www.coltibuono.com/Montevertine - https://www.montevertine.it/Melhores Safras Recentes: 1985*, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2013*, 2015*. Dica Cultural: As dicas culturais foram basicamente onde comer e beber bem em Firenze!I’Parione (picci toscano, delicioso) - http://www.parione.net/ Il Santo Bevitore - http://ilsantobevitore.com/A Buca Mario (Bisteca Fiorentina) - http://www.bucamario.com/ Mercato centrale de Firenze - https://www.mercatocentrale.com/ Osteria Cinghiale Bianco - http://cinghialebianco.com/en Santa Maria Novella (Perfumes tradicionais) - http://www.smnovella.com/ Trattoria Zaza - https://www.trattoriazaza.it/english-menu/ La Terrazza (Rooftop Bar) - https://www.lungarnocollection.com/la-terrazza-lounge-barBONUS - Receita de Cacciucco (em Italiano) - https://www.cookaround.com/ricetta/il-cacciucco.html

In 1968, Giovanni Manetti’s father purchased a rundown vineyard in Chianti called Fontodi that he set about restoring on weekends. Giovanni eventually took charge of the winery and through hard work – and breaking a few rules along the way – built a wine brand that helped change the image of Chianti and today is beloved around the world. Enjoy! For more visit: fontodi.com

In this episode Monty Waldin meets Giovanni Manetti, owner of Fontodi Winery in Panzano, in Chianti Classico. Monty and Giovanni discuss the family history of Fontodi and their way of following biodynamic principles of viticulture. Giovanni also comments on how biodynamic viticulture helps the vineyard cope better with the challenges of global warming. Join Monty Waldin for another exciting conversation with a great Italian wine personality!