Paradiso di Manfredi’s Brunello shows, year after year, great complexity and a concentration of finesse met with structure and depth. The tannins of this wine are rich enveloping; characteristic of what one hopes to find in Brunello. Teeming with tradition and typicality, this is in few words a grande vino.
Il Paradiso di Manfredi is a winery that speaks to individualists. The estate was purchased in the 1950s by Manfredi Martini and his wife before Brunello was even a true DOC. Manfredi wasn't exactly jumping into a world he didn't understand - he worked for Biondi Santi in the 1950s.
Today that tradition is carried on by Manfredi’s son-in-law, Florio Guerrini and his daughters, Gioia and Silvia. In the vineyard they don’t use any herbicides or fertilizers, a philosophy Florio says the winery has followed prior to "natural wine" becoming a buzzword. Il Paradiso di Manfredi creates Brunellos and Rossos that are loaded with character and they've now been a beacon of traditional Brunello for over half a century.
