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Agricola Ludus
Located in the heart of Tuscany, in the productive area of Chianti, Agricola Ludus was born in 2015 by the will of Luciano Squilloni, who decided to plant vines in a wildlife reserve more than 500-acres-wide.
Vines are planted the same year the beloved granddaughter Ludovica was born. The choice of vine is highly symbolic- a tribute to the new life recently welcomed to the family, and to the strength of Life, who shares the same roots of Vite (Italian for vines).
Love and respect for nature, generation after generation Luciano Alberto
Our wines made in Tuscany
2019Anima
- Tasting notesVivid bright ruby red, with rich purple glares, introducing a deeply concentrated wine. Perfume is intense and aromatic with ripe berries, such as cherries, plums, blueberries, with a background of sweet tobacco, vanilla and hints of toasting. Fragrant at taste, fresh, with rich notes of red fruits, pleasant, harmonic and full-bodied, enriched by spicy noted which lead to very persistent and sapid finale.
- Suggested pairingsSuggested pairings Versatile wine, that prefers pairing with meat, roasts, medium aged blue cheeses.
2018Ludus
- Tasting NotesBright ruby red color with slight garnet shades. Intense and fragrant scent of very ripe red fruits, backed by streaks of pepper, blackberries, balsamic notes and sweet spices. Great structure at taste, full, dense and with strong harmony of tannins thick and smooth, woven with ripe red fruits, leading to a very persistent finales with notes of sweet tobacco, vanilla, balsamic and coffee.
- Suggested PairingVersatile wines that prefers pairing with rich and tasty meat, game and aged cheese.
The Territory
Vineyards of Agricola Ludus are found in territories which have been awarded the status of Azienda Faunistico Venatoria, Hunting and Fauna Reserve, since the second half of the seventeenth century. This has guaranteed a high preservation of nature, with secular forests alternating to fields dedicated to the seeding of traditional varieties alfalfa, sorghum, and wild herbs) along with creeks and small lakes. Fauna lives free: birds, hoofed animals and other breeds typical of the Tuscan countryside, which find food and shelter without any risks.
In an eye of respect for nature, vineyards of Agricola Ludus are currently going through organic conversion.
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