
Sangiovese country in the Tuscan hills — one DOCG red tracked on the WineFortune index
Chianti is the historic heart of red wine in Tuscany, Italy — a sweep of hills between Florence and Siena where Sangiovese has long been the leading grape. On WineFortune we currently track one wine from this sub-region: Fattoria Lavacchio, Rufina Ludie Riserva, Chianti, a still red from the producer Lavacchio, with vintages recorded from 2007.
Chianti reds are built on Sangiovese, prized for bright cherry fruit, firm acidity and savoury, earthy depth. The wine we track carries the DOCG designation, Italy's highest classification tier, and the Riserva style points to longer ageing before release. The Rufina zone, in the cooler hills north-east of Florence, is known for structured, age-worthy expressions of the grape.
The WineFortune index median for Chianti stands at €58 per 75 cl bottle, built from WineFortune's own trades and listings over the past 90 days. One wine is indexed, one is available in the shop, and the coverage rests on a single producer, so the figure reflects that one wine rather than the sub-region as a whole.
Every wine under Chianti, whichever sub-region or producer
RedA Sangiovese riserva from the high hills of Chianti Rufina, where cooler air lends this Tuscan red its fresh, savoury edge
RedA Sangiovese riserva from the high hills of Chianti Rufina, where cooler air lends this Tuscan red its fresh, savoury edge
Medians are the 90-day WineFortune index per 75cl, ex VAT, built from WineFortune trades and listings. Wines without a trade or listing are tracked but not indexed.
One wine: Fattoria Lavacchio, Rufina Ludie Riserva, Chianti, a still red with the DOCG designation from the producer Lavacchio. It is indexed, listed in the shop, and its tracked vintages start from 2007.
The WineFortune index median for Chianti is €58 per 75 cl bottle. It is built from WineFortune's own trades and listings over 90 days. As only one wine is indexed here, the figure reflects that single wine.
Chianti is a Sangiovese-based still red from the hills of Tuscany. The grape gives bright cherry fruit, firm acidity and savoury depth. The tracked wine is a Riserva from the Rufina zone, a cooler area known for structured, age-worthy reds, and carries the DOCG designation, Italy's top classification tier.
No. The WineFortune Premium Selection currently holds no vintages from this sub-region.