Tiziana Frescobaldi

Counsellor

In 1993, Tiziana Frescobaldi accepted a full-time position with Marchesi de’ Frescobaldi and she is a member of the Board of Directors of Marchesi de' Frescobaldi and artistic director of the project Artists for Frescobaldi.

Following her university laurea in Modern Liberal Arts in 1991, at Rome’s La Sapienza University, she entered journalism, working for several publications, among them the daily newspaper La Repubblica in Rome, where she contributed on culture and art, and the journal Politica Internazionale, where her contributions centred primarily on the countries bordering the Mediterranean. Her activities included as well public relations and press agencies.

In 1989, she worked for the London-based weekly The European, with reportage covering drama, social trends, and economy pertaining to developments in Italy.

After a year with Rowland Italia, a Milano-based communications agency affiliated with Saatchi & Saatchi, she was, from 1995 to 2007, responsible for communications, as well as for coordinating public relations for the Gruppo Frescobaldi. Her primary focus was on communication strategies and on the numerous programmes the company develops worldwide and in countries such as the United States, Germany, the United Kingdom, Canada, Switzerland, Japan, and in the Far East.

Alongside her other activities, she is deeply committed to cultural activities in the city of Florence, through the Associazione Culturale “Firenze Città Nascosta (“Florence, Hidden City” Cultural Association),” which she founded. She addresses in particular issues relating to the history of Florence, tourism, and to promoting appreciation of Tuscany’s wine heritage.

She has been a registered professional journalist-publicist since 2003 and contributes to several national publications.

Estate wines in Tuscany

The Frescobaldi Estates are located in some of the most highly praised and famous areas of Tuscany: Chianti Rufina, Montalcino, Pomino, Colli Fiorentini and Maremma Toscana.
Each estate has an independent production with its own dedicated personnel and agronomists.
Nipozzano
Castello di Nipozzano
Thanks to the perfect balance of altitude, soil and a cool, ventilated microclimate, the different varietals enjoy ideal conditions for perfect growth, and produce wines of harmonious character and great longevity. The vineyard of Mormoreto is the best example of the exclusive marriage of nature and the work of man.
Pomino
Castello di Pomino
Its vineyards are placed at the highest altitudes in Tuscany, up to 737 metres, and enjoy a fresh and well-ventilated microclimate. Here, in 1855 grape varieties were introduced that were unusual at that time such as Chardonnay and Pinot Nero. After a century and a half, these varieties have found their ideal habitat and produce wines of extraordinary elegance, finesse and minerality.
Castelgiocondo
Castel Giocondo
The vineyards are found at the perfect altitude between 300 and 400 metres with well-drained soils and sunny, favorable southwest exposure. In the vineyards extreme care is given to the vines. High density and low production make a great Brunello of elegant texture and marvelous longevity.
Castiglioni
Tenuta di Castiglioni
The fertile and varied soils are composed of both rock and clay, ideal conditions for the cultivation of the elegant Sangiovese, as well as for the robust and vivacious Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc. All of the vineyards on the estate enjoy a warm and dry microclimate with afternoon breezes that arrive from the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Ammiraglia
Tenuta dell'Ammiraglia
The estate is located in Magliano in the heart of the Maremma region of Tuscany, its vineyards painting evocative geometric patterns in the hills leading to the Tyrrhenian coast. In this area the amount of sun and reflected light reach the highest levels and together with the marine breezes create particularly favourable growing conditions.
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