It’s a great joy to read such a good review of our Falso Modesto wine.
In an article written by journalist Riccardo Farchioni for the L’Acquabuona portal, our wine and others were given the opportunity to be tasted and evaluated.
We’re happy to share a nice review to get us off to a good start in 2025.
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We’re happy to share the beautiful experiences of people who taste our wines and feel motivated to share what they think. Thank you Viviana and your friends.
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We welcomed a family of Brazilians to I Moricci, brought by dear Cyntia from @travelsandwinesitalia to taste our olive oil and wines. We surprised them with our Ratafià and @juliana_cassol made a point of making a video to bring the beautiful story of this liqueur to all the Brazilians who follow them.
Thank you Cyntia and Juliana for honoring our products.
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We are happy to announced our first harvest 2024.
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Our Maria Angela in a rare moment in which she allows herself to show other skills besides her duties at I Moricci.
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Today is considered Pasta alla Carbonara day here in Italy, so we decided to present a ‘Sicilian’ Carbonara from our friend and Wwoofer Stefano.
Enjoy!
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Another important achievement for our winery.
We are happy being part of Eccellenza di Toscana 2024, a selection of the best wines in Tuscany.
This is not just an important score but the recognition of our passion and the right oenological path we are following.
Thanks to you, my friend, for your confidence and support.
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Visit of Saline di Volterra.
From the Etruscans to the Romans, and on to the Middle Ages: from here ancient caravans of donkeys, laden with sacks of salt set out to reach warehouses scattered across the farthest lands via the salt roads.
Here the Grand Duchy of Tuscany decided to establish one of Italy’s first industrial plants, which grew along with the community to arrive in the 1900s, when a young and visionary architect Nervi, destined to write the history of modern architecture with his works that we find from Brasilia to Paris, built the pavilion that still houses the striking salt waterfall, an immense mountain of the purest salt, enveloped by the sinuous parabolas of the futuristic construction.
Today the plant can be visited, accompanied by an exhibition itinerary that traces the history of Salina, from the State Monopoly to the stories and testimonies of the men and women who worked in this place, up until today, the moment in which Salina rediscovers its identity and experiences contemporaneity by reinterpreting itself. Objects and images that tell a story made of emotions, of places, but which live in the present and project themselves into the future.
The Locatelli Factory Saline Tour includes:
- Visit to the salt waterfall in the pavilion designed by Pier Luigi Nervi
- Visit to the salt museum and video projections
- Visit to the Salt Emporium
- Art Space: salt becomes a material to be shaped, with the experimental works of contemporary artists (during the exhibition periods).
Discover the borgo of Peccioli, home to I Moricci, which competes with many others from all over the country for the prize of Italy’s Most Beautiful Borgo.
Peccioli rises on a hill in the heart of the Era river valley, surrounded by fields of olives, cereals and vineyards.
The Peccioli area has been inhabited since Etruscan times. The borgo itself dates back to medieval times and was built on a rock during the Longobard occupation.
The town you see today dates back to the 12th century, built in the Romanesque-Pisan style. The campanile of the church that dominates the borgo dates from the end of the 800s and is built on a Romanesque tower.
On the slope of the borgo, with a wonderful view of the wheat fields and embedded in the hill, a building dating back to 1400 has become the Palazzo Senza Tempo, an artistic and cultural space that projects past and present, looking to the future, and houses works of art and exhibitions by artists from all over Italy.
From 1990 onwards, Peccioli began its virtuous journey of rescuing the culture of the area, together with contemporary art, and in 2023 it handed over to its citizens and to all the tourists who visit the borgo, the MACA - Museum of Open-Air Art, which houses more than 70 works by artists, not only from Italy but from all over the world.
Works of contemporary art are to be found everywhere, not only in the borgo of Peccioli but also in its surrounding villages and hamlets.
Scattered throughout Peccioli and its various sections are the giants, who ‘guard’ the territory and represent the rebirth of man on this earth.
In Ghizzano, the vibrant colors of the houses and buildings, as well as the works of art scattered throughout the alleys, enchant visitors.
Open-air amphitheaters scattered throughout the borough of Peccioli and fractions deliver art, culture and entertainment to its citizens.
Come and visit Peccioli and help us put this little piece of Tuscany on the list of the most beautiful places
Per questo Natale regala qualcosa di buono! 🌲Vino, olio extravergine d’oliva, confetture prodotte con passione. Ordina subito sul nostro shop o scrivici https://www.imoricci.it/negozio/
Per questo Natale regala qualcosa di buono!
Spediamo in tutta Italia con consegna prima di Natale per gli ordini ricevuti entro il 10 dicembre. Su Pisa e provincia consegnamo prima di Natale gli ordini ricevuti entro il 20 dicembre. Visita il nostro shop e contattaci subito!
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Last olive oil tasting and mini course for the group of Swedes from TuscanSun.
We’re happy to have them with us every year. See you next year.
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