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1st May 2024 | Update 18th July 2024 | Here we are! Here are the hands behind our wines and our extra virgin olive oils,

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1-day tour of Tuscan villages between Florence and Pisa

October the 10th, 2025 | Tuscany is renowned (also) for its villages, from the smallest to the largest, which characterize this region and its countryside. So why not take a 1-day of Tuscan villages, allowing you to visit some of

Tuscany itinerary in 2 days to Florence, Pisa and Lucca

May the 20th, 2025 | Although each of these cities would take at least a few days to visit, for those who are short on time and still don’t want to miss a single corner of the region, this is

A fresh, protein dish that is easy to prepare: Chef Yari Pesucci’s recipe

July. the 21st 2025 | Summer calls for freshness, and the hit parade on the table is watermelon, melon, fresh fruit and vegetables and, above all, raw… who has the courage to turn on the stove when it’s hot?! We

FIRST PRIZE Best Blend Extra Virgin Olive Oil in Italy (again!)

The 2024 vintage is one of the best vintages for our extra virgin olive oil production: this has been confirmed once again by the competition Leone d’Oro, which awarded Plenum first prize for Best Blend Extra Virgin Olive Oil! This

Taste extra virgin olive oil link a pro!

July the 12th, 2025 | Tasting extra virgin olive oil is an experience that continues to amaze even the most experienced tasters! Every time it’s a new discovery… Olive oil and its nuances At Poggiopiano, you can taste our two

Vallombrosa: Pic-Nic in the countryside 1 hour from Florence

July the 8th, 2025 | If you’re looking for a true Florentine experience and some fresh temperatures during the hot summer days in Tuscany, Vallombrosa is the destination for you! Less than an hour fom Florence, at 980 metres above