Marchesi Frescobaldi has long been renowned for their top Tuscan wines. We recently visited the region and have news about how the winemaker is setting a positive example with their program, ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Cathrine Todd is a New York City-based writer who focuses on wine. It was one of the many days that Lamberto Frescobaldi enjoyed ...

"Until now, the main goal of the Frescobaldi winery has been to develop the vineyards and fine-tune the production process. From now on, what matters is how we pass on what we have achieved to the ...

The collaboration between Marchesi Frescobaldi and Vivino exemplifies the perfect blend of tradition and modern technology. Marchesi Frescobaldi, known for its centuries-old heritage, has embraced ...

For an authentic Tuscan experience, something all travelers crave, it’s hard to beat an immersion in the world of one of the region’s great vintners, the legendary Frescobaldi family, who has, despite ...

The Tenuta Ammiraglia Estate, of the prominent Marchesi Frescobaldi portfolio, is a place of unquestionable natural beauty in the Tuscany region. Completely captivating, it is set in a territory that ...

Family businesses lasting into the third or fourth generation are rare. The Frescobaldi family passed that milestone long ago. It has been making wine in Tuscany for so long, members used to trade ...

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Tons of people are making wine these days. But prisoners? Yep. The Frescobaldi family, who has been making wine in Italy for over 700 years, has a huge philanthropic side that many don’t know about.

Family businesses lasting into the third or fourth generation are rare. The Frescobaldi family passed that milestone long ago. It has been making wine in Tuscany for so long, members used to trade ...