Tenute del Cerro embodies a great oenological dream, which began in 1978 with the acquisition of Fattoria del Cerro in Acquaviva di Montepulciano and Tenuta di Montecorona in Umbria, and continued with the addition of other historic estates such as La Poderina in Montalcino, Còlpetrone in the heart of Montefalco, and Monterufoli in the Pisan hills. Today, the group owns almost 5,000 hectares, of which about 300 are vineyards. The result of continuous investment in precision viticulture and technological cellars, the company embraces agriculture 4.0 and sustainability models, guided by high-level management and availing itself of the advice of renowned oenologists such as Riccardo Cotarella. The beating heart of the company is Fattoria del Cerro, the largest private estate within the Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG appellation, with 93 hectares registered in the register. Since 2002, the group has been part of the Japanese multinational Saiwa—now Mitsubishi—through its Italian subsidiary UnipolSai. This link has brought a significant boost in terms of innovation and investment, without distorting the agricultural and territorial soul of the estates. An interesting fact: in the heart of Fattoria del Cerro there is an ancient Etruscan sluice gate, from which one of the company's most iconic labels takes its name. A symbol of deep roots and a thousand-year-old bond with the territory.