Massovivo Vermentino 2025

Massovivo takes its name directly from the land it grows on — the Tenuta Ammiraglia estate in the Maremma is defined by massive yellow rock formations called massi vivi, or "living rocks," that surface throughout the property. Situated on hillside vineyards skimming the Tyrrhenian coast, the estate benefits from abundant sunshine tempered by consistent sea breezes, conditions particularly well suited to Vermentino and reflected in the wine's signature mineral character.

After a gentle press and cold settle, this refined wine ferments and ages in stainless steel tanks.

2025 was a vintage of balance and patience in the Maremma. Regular winter rainfall built strong soil reserves, while April and May brought downy mildew pressure requiring careful vineyard management. Summer arrived warm and dry, with cool nights driving slow, steady aromatic development, particularly favorable for Vermentino. Harvest began in late August, running about two weeks ahead of average, with grapes arriving in excellent health. The wines are fresh, elegant, and expressive, with a precision that reflects the season’s measured pace.

A delicate floral profile of jasmine characterizes this wine’s nose, and its palate shows savory notes of thyme, bergamot and sage with a sea-breeze saltiness.