Harte among the vines

Our wines

Harte

Born on the calcareous soils of the Torre di Donoratico Climat, where limestone-rich sediments of macigno sandstone, pietraforte, flysch and marl meet the constant Tyrrhenian breeze.

A Bolgheri Superiore of great energy and vitality, with a sharp minerality and a fine tannin, supported by a vivid acidity that is its contemporary signature.

The vintages:
Soil information +

The Harte vineyards reach down into the calcareous soils of the Torre di Donoratico Climat, where the constant Tyrrhenian breeze brings freshness and tension. Here the limestone matrix gives vertical minerality, savouriness and a tannin of rare finesse.

Blend:
38% Cabernet Franc, 32% Merlot, 30% Cabernet Sauvignon.
Geological matrix and era:
Macigno sandstone, pietraforte, Ottone and Monteverdi flysch, galestro and calcareous marls (37.3%). Alkaline pH, with active limestone present.
Further data:
Torre di Donoratico Climat, Sodi di Nottola, Villa Ada, La Fonte, Rupe al Monumento and Terrazze al Monumento lieux-dits, north, north-east and east aspect, altitude 150-210 m a.s.l., Guyot training.
Harte — the terroir
Harte — the geological matrix
Tasting notes and pairings +

The bouquet opens with a clear, unexpected note of cola and a subtle spiciness of thyme, sandalwood, geranium and lavender, with returns of aniseed, tart chocolate and barley sugar. The fruit is playful and slender, with the sharp, wild character of blackberry and bramble that is by now Harte's signature. On the palate the texture is fine, driven by a vibrant, flavoursome acid-saline axis, juicy and soft, with a moreish quality born of the contrast between the sweetness of the fruit and the taut sinew running through it.

Certifications +

We use high-quality cork stoppers, each one individually analysed and validated with state-of-the-art gas chromatography in order to rule out the presence of TCA (trichloroanisole).

Amorim Cork Naturity — negative carbon footprint, ISO 14067 APCER

Awards and accolades

Our wines are made to speak of a place, not to chase a score. The recognition of Italian and international critics is, for us, confirmation of a path followed with consistency.

Three CorkscrewsUntold, Vol. III

95

JamesSuckling.com

93

Robert Parker · Wine Advocate
Filippo Lazzerini

“Harte 2023 has drive, with a pressing tannin. A vertical wine, in which schist notes meet balsamic ones perfectly, creating a whole of great balance.”

Filippo Lazzerini

Sommelier

Ilaria Lorini

“In Harte you find the style of Bolgheri, but with a very elegant reading. You find everything one looks for in these parts, with incredible pleasantness and drinkability. A wine of its territory and at the same time very modern, perfectly balanced.”

Ilaria Lorini

Best Sommelier of Italy 2025

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Our Approach

A vision that begins with the land

The hand harvest
Discover our approach

In the vineyard

High-altitude vineyards on stony soils rare for Bolgheri, trained to alberello and Guyot. Hand harvest with selection in the field and a non-interventionist approach that leaves the vines their natural balance.

In the cellar

We vinify each parcel separately, in concrete tanks and with indigenous yeasts. Ageing in barriques accompanies the wine with restraint, never covering its identity.

The signatures

The oenological project bears the signature of Eric Boissenot and Emiliano Falsini, with agronomy by Stefano Galbiati and the collaboration of Vitenova. Precision work born of our Climats, from Monte Gabbro to Torre di Donoratico.

Our wines

In every wine, a story to tell

Every sip tells, without need of words, the poetry of this land.

Contact

Every encounter begins with a word

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The tasting room in the woods, above the vineyards