Guiding us on this journey is Veronica Barelli who, together with her brother Alessandro, guards and animates this ancient residence
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We can say that manual work, being artisans and knowing the craft – since they grew up in an art family and in a restoration workshop – represent the cornerstones of their particular activity.
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Breakfast boasts a wide choice of sweet and savoury, pastries of all kinds, dry pastries, sliced cakes. While the savoury is freshly prepared by Massimiliano, with flatbreads stuffed with the best cured meats and cheeses of the area
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Perhaps the key to success lies in simplicity and at the same time in the wise use of raw materials
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Today SF produces everything that has to do with the processing of light carpentry, and more. Gates, railings, railings, metal structures, frames, mezzanines, stairs, railings, window frames, wrought iron windows, up to certified welds.
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Preparation, analysis, study, business plan, adequate communication are the obligations that companies must scrupulously comply with today
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The 2025 edition carries a special meaning: the Consortium celebrates its 50th anniversary and 25 years since obtaining the PDO certification—two milestones that reflect a long journey of protection, research, and continuous improvement in quality.
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Since 2019, the group has been leading a project dedicated to the rediscovery and promotion of the Valdarno chicken breed, the famed Black Rooster—the unmistakable symbol of Chianti Classico and a figure deeply rooted in the rural collective memory.
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Guiding the audience through this unexpected experience was pianist and composer Giovanni Vannoni, a familiar face in the local music scene, who brought “Il Circo” to life alongside the Badabam company.
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Greve in Chianti has dedicated its main bridge to Franz Gori (1915–2007), a key figure in the town’s reconstruction and growth after World War II. A simple gesture, rich in meaning for a community that recognises in him a vital part of its own identity.
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Many people,” he explains, “live under extreme stress due to debts they can no longer manage. Few, however, know that the legal system allows them to reach an agreement with creditors or, in extreme cases, to obtain debt discharge. It’s a complex process, but one that can restore dignity and peace of mind to those overwhelmed by financial difficulties.
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At the Enoteca Meucci they are already working on Christmas and the preparation of baskets for companies and individuals with wines and local products, but also with self-produced pastries, which in addition to panettone includes panforte, ricciarelli, cantucci, zuccherini and ‘mbriachelli’, prepared with wine, sugar and cinnamon.
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Walking through the historic centre of Montepulciano is like flipping through the pages of a story that spans centuries of history. At every glance, in fact, the precious testimonies of that cultural liveliness that has made the town of Poliziano one of the most sought-after destinations in Tuscany open up to the view.
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The people of Sarteano affectionately call it ‘Tripola’, and when in the last issue I spoke of it with emotion and affection, calling it ‘home’, I was referring to the family atmosphere that reigns within these ancient walls in the center of the town.
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For the great Pirandello, theatre staged the contrast between inner life, drives and conventions in which the individual is forced to live. In ancient Greece, tragedy was considered a kind of ‘collective therapy’ that allowed liberation from negative emotions, creating a sense of peace.
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Their names are Giulia Pompili and Celeste Magara and their welcoming smile strikes us immediately when we go to meet them in Siena, at the Igea Medical Center, one of the two where the young women work. The other is Studio Beside in Grosseto.
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