Philosophy

We tell who we are through our wines.
Our wines must be able to reflect the terroir. But they must also reflect our philosophy, our way of working, our tastes.
Each bottle tells who we are, where we started from and where we want to go.

“Every man is called to give love to the work of the hands. Every man is called to be an artist.” The small family farm is one of the last places—they are getting rarer every day—where men and women can answer that call to be an artist, to learn to give love to the work of their hands. It is one of the last places where the maker is responsible, from start to finish, for the thing made. This certainly is a spiritual value, but it is not for that reason an impractical or uneconomic one. In fact, from the exercise of this responsibility, this giving of love to the work of the hands, the farmer, the farm, the consumer, and the nation all stand to gain in the most practical ways. They gain the means of life, the goodness of food, and the longevity and dependability of the sources of food.”

Wendell Berry

Terredagoli

Mirko Dagoli – entrepreneur, eonologist and agronomist; it is no coincidence his first steps as a toddler were in his grandfather’s vineyard in the Marche region. At the age of 31 Mirko decided to invest his passion, heritage and grape variety to the Chianti and Chianti Classico region.

Mirko’s ambition combined with a desire for excellence paved the way of a renovation process. A project of innovation, not only in terms of technology and architecture but conceptual as well.

Set in motion in 2018 the company transferred to Laterina Pergine Valdarno, which ensures the production of high quality wine.

In a poetic gesture, the first step of revamping what was essentianly an abbandoned warehouse, was to plant a Iris flower. It is the emblem of re-birth and to this day continues to grow along with Mirko’s project.