The Pieve of Cellole, documented since the 12th century, is one of the most symbolic landmarks of our landscape. For over eight hundred years, its Romanesque stones have stood among these hills, where nature, history, and spirituality converge, shaping the identity of the territory and the vineyards that surround it.

Among these rolling hills, the vine finds a rare equilibrium. The southern exposure, the constant winds rising from the Val d’Elsa, and soils rich in marine fossils create ideal conditions for slow, balanced ripening.
For centuries, the Pieve has watched over the work in these vineyards like an ancient guardian, a symbol of continuity, patience, and deep respect for the land. It is within this silent dialogue between geology, climate, and human tradition that the wines of Podere Cellori take shape.