60 Minutes aired a spot on the Antinori family vineyards of Italy last night. Since 1385, the
Antinori family of
Florence has been producing white and red wines according to traditional methods and using old-growth vines. They have estates all over
Tuscany and
Umbria, including
Badia a Passignano where you can purchase wine and dine in the osteria (Italian wineries are not usually open to the public as they are in the USA). Their
palazzo in Florence even has special wine-related art exhibitions from time to time (most recently on ancient Greek glassware). Their wines are distributed all over Italy and even the
USA.
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