This type of cultivation is the way in which farmers in the Chianti Classico have grown, but above all, respected the land for centuries by promoting its conservation. We have therefore decided to keep the original terraces, with the typical dry stone walls, present in our vineyards. With our effort to preserve them, we are also proud to have contributed to the recognition of Lamole as a “Paesaggio rurale storico” (historic rural landscape).On the terraces the vines are still grown “ad alberello”(ie. “little tree”bushvines), a common practice in Lamole until the 1970s.