Treggiaia is an absolute showstopper—a 50/50 blend of Sangiovese and Cabernet Sauvignon that’s built to impress. This is where two powerhouse grapes meet to create a wine that’s bold, complex, and irresistibly seductive.

If you're into Tignanello, you’re going to fall hard for this one. It delivers the depth, sophistication, and character, but at a fraction of the price. It's a value-packed gem that punches way above its weight.

This beauty comes from the legendary Treggiaia hills, where the soils are rich in sandstone and ancient marine fossils—making every drop a true reflection of its epic terroir. Smooth, powerful, and full of personality, Treggiaia is a wine that’s impossible to ignore.

Villa Bibbiani is a true gem in the heart of Tuscany, with over 1300 years of history. Gambero Rosso said it’s “much more than a winery, much more than an estate.” We couldn’t agree more.

The origins of Villa Bibbiani stretch back to the Middle Ages, when the estate belonged to a Benedictine monastery. But its modern history began in the 1700s when it was acquired by the Frescobaldi family—Italian royalty known for founding vineyards and planting the iconic botanical garden (which still thrives today) by Cosimo Ridolfi, the father of modern Italian agriculture.

Today, the estate is owned by a doctor from Houston who sold his San Antonio healthcare group to United Healthcare. He’s spared no expense in upgrading the winery over the past decade, bringing in a young, talented winemaker, and once again, the wines are receiving the critical acclaim they’ve had for centuries.

Leopoldo Morara, Villa Bibbiani’s winemaker, brings expertise from top estates in France, Chile, and New Zealand. He’s been leading the winemaking team since 2018, and his passion for the craft shines through in every bottle. Leopoldo says, “The key to making good wine is maximum respect for the terroir, and we work solely along these lines.”

Villa Bibbiani is in a magical place that’s even been captured in Leonardo da Vinci’s art. Set in the hills of Montalbano, between Capraia and Limite, this sprawling property covers 1,000 acres, including the famous Villa (a 5-star accommodation), botanical gardens, olive orchards, vineyards, and an ancient cellar. The property boasts rich flora, fauna, and biodiversity, making it a truly unique estate.

The vineyards stretch from the slopes of Montalbano Hill to the Church of San Jacopo in Pulignano. They are planted with Sangiovese, Canaiolo, Colorino, Cabernet Sauvignon, and other native grapes, with vines ranging from 20 to 50 years old. This diversity in grape varieties gives the wine complexity and depth that reflect the unique terroir of this extraordinary region.

Villa Bibbiani is the perfect combination of tradition and modernity. The state-of-the-art vinification area and the ancient cellar, paired with Tuscan winemaking tradition, create exceptional wines that are both surprising and unforgettable.

BHW directly imports Villa Bibbiani's wines, offering the lowest price anywhere, available exclusively through Big Hammer Wines.

Aging: 6 months in French oak barrels followed by six months of in large 25-hectolitre Slavonian oak barrels.

50% Sangiovese, 50% Cabernet Sauvignon. Intense ruby red color. This amazing wine is distinguished by its intensity and aromatic richness. The scent of the bouquet has notes of ripe and spicy red fruits. Sangiovese and Cabernet Sauvignon come together to give a bouquet of complex and at the same time fresh aromas. An elegant and seductive wine, with silky and soft tannins that supports its depth.

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~93 Luca Maroni, I Migliori Vini Italiani, Italy's Best Wines Guide

This rich and fragrant red shows spiced plums, currants, mint, cumin and cola on the nose, followed by a full-bodied palate with sleek tannins. Tasty finish. Drink or hold. ~91 James Suckling

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