Purchasing a wild, abandoned estate untouched by industrial agriculture in 1990, Luigi Fabbro and Katia Nussbaum set out to prove that world-class Brunello could be grown in perfect harmony with nature. Drawing on Luigi’s time mapping biodiversity in the Amazon rainforest, San Polino became the first certified organic farm in Montalcino in 1994, later adopting biodynamic and cutting-edge vitiforestry techniques. Run as a collaborative life’s work between the Fabbro and Gjilaska families, they craft deeply intellectual Sangiovese expressions that hum with complex biodiversity, majestic structural longevity, and an vibrant, ecologically meaningful energy.