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TRACES OF THE PAST AND THE FORCE OF NATURE<\/h3>\n
Near the ancient town of Suvereto, land of the suvere, the majestic cork oaks that grow on the iron-bearing hills of the Val di Cornia, looking out over the Tyrrhenian sea, amidst the spectacular landscape of Maremma, Petra makes its magic. A sort of enchanted valley, where the mediterranean shrubs compete for space with olive groves and vineyards. The grapevines, grown in ancient times by Greeks and Etruscans, had almost been forgotten. It took farsightedness, patience and a healthy dose of courage to intertwine all the success stories and re-launch a great family of wines that owes its diversity and richness to these roots.
It is natural that such an ambitious project is represented by a unique wine cellar. Designed by the renowned architect Mario Botta, it embellished the landscape and integrates with its surroundings, exploiting the slope of the hillside to turn the grapes into wine in the least impactful way possible.
Memories, the present, future vision. Petra brings together, recovers and blazes new trails through wine and a style that encapsulates its essence.<\/p>\n
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THE PRECIOUS THREADS OF THE PAST WOVEN INTO A MODERN PATTERN<\/h3>\n
Sunlight, gravity and ingenuity. These are the ingredients that ensure the well-being of wine and men, bringing the winery\u2019s environmental impact and emissions of CO2 down to zero. At Petra, everything is arranged harmoniously, and each single activity is integrated into a unique style that adroitly collects the virtues of the terroir and transforms them into wine.
The land speaks, suggesting the best way to achieve the maximum expression of the varietals that best \u201cextract\u201d its most intimate essence. In the cellars, it is man\u2019s knowing hand that makes the difference, and traditional know-how is adapted to modern conditions, with creativity and imagination.
These are the elements that combine to create Petra wines: threads from the past woven into a modern pattern.<\/p>\n
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It is a promise of sharing, travel and adventure. If there is a poetics of wine perhaps Belvento is its transparent and light expression.
Belvento sea wines come with eight labels: Vermentino, Viognier, Velarosa, Ansonica, Cabernet, Ciliegiolo, Sangiovese, Sireno. The whites draw on sea flavours: the sea bass and the squid are the expression of the fluid world of lightness, of transparency of waves on the coast. The Belvento ros\u00e9 is called Velarosa, with the flamingo that habitually frequents the Maremma, and evokes elegance and an extra touch of grace. The reds remind us of power and return to the ground, with the wisdom of the tortoise and the porcupine\u2019s predilection for grapes.<\/p>\n
Belvento labels comprise a gallery of animals of the coast and the waters of the nearby nature reserve. Their habitat is the strip of land where the sea influences the Tuscan Maremma, where the flavours and fragrances are never merely of the land and never solely of the sea.
The illustrations are based on the encyclopaedic tables of the late 18th century: they transmit a taste for precision, classification, science and the care needed to move close to nature.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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\nTRACES OF THE PAST AND THE FORCE OF NATURE<\/h3>\n
Near the ancient town of Suvereto, land of the suvere, the majestic cork oaks that grow on the iron-bearing hills of the Val di Cornia, looking out over the Tyrrhenian sea, amidst the spectacular landscape of Maremma, Petra makes its magic. A sort of enchanted valley, where the mediterranean shrubs compete for space with olive groves and vineyards. The grapevines, grown in ancient times by Greeks and Etruscans, had almost been forgotten. It took farsightedness, patience and a healthy dose of courage to intertwine all the success stories and re-launch a great family of wines that owes its diversity and richness to these roots.
\nIt is natural that such an ambitious project is represented by a unique wine cellar. Designed by the renowned architect Mario Botta, it embellished the landscape and integrates with its surroundings, exploiting the slope of the hillside to turn the grapes into wine in the least impactful way possible.
\nMemories, the present, future vision. Petra brings together, recovers and blazes new trails through wine and a style that encapsulates its essence.<\/p>\n
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BELVENTO \u2013 I VINI DEL MARE<\/h3>\nTHE WIND, THE SEA, MEDITERRANEAN STAIN<\/h3>\n
Belvento wines derive from extensive research into flavour. The consequence of open spaces, of clean energy that propels stories and ships, thoughts and knowledge. Belvento is the sea, but also the mediterranean scrub whose flavours and atmospheres are drawn forth by a caress of air that rustles the leaves and the ordered vineyards.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
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