Good Clean Wine

07/04/2026

Things we’re focusing on this summer:

✨ eating outside whenever possible
✨ lunch lingering
✨ fruit from the market
✨ aperitivo just because

07/02/2026

In a glass or straight from the can?

Either way, canned Notte Bianca is best served ice cold.

Tell us your pick below.

06/30/2026

Rosé season is officially here, and we’re making frosé.
Comment rosé and I’ll send you the recipe!

06/29/2026

Synchronized Swimming Rosé is made for long lunches, sea breezes, and aperitivo that stretches into sunset.

It arrives just once a year, and opening it always feels like the official start of summer.

Have you tried this vintage yet?

SummerWine

06/24/2026

The people of Tuscany have mastered something most of us struggle with: slowing down.

Long lunches. Evening walks. Aperitivo before dinner. Time outdoors as the sun sets.

Our new vintage of Synchronized Swimming Rosé has arrived, and every glass brings us back to the Tuscan coast. Made from Sangiovese and Ciliegiolo grown in Maremma, this limited-production rosé is one of the bottles we wait all year for.

06/24/2026

Every bottle of Synchronized Swimming Rosé is a reminder that life is better when we slow down, linger a little longer, and savor the moment.

Discover what Tuscany gets right, from long lunches to golden sunsets, and explore our new Maremma rosé vintage.

06/22/2026

“I don’t like red wine.”

We hear that all the time at tastings.

And more often than not, the same people leave with a bottle of Good Clean Cabernet.

Why?

Because this isn’t the big, heavy, overly oaked Cabernet many people expect.

Grown along the Tuscan coast and made without oak, it’s smooth, balanced, and incredibly easy to love.

06/21/2026

Think you don't like red wine? Discover why our new vintage of Good Clean Cabernet from Tuscany is winning over white wine drinkers with its smooth, unoaked style and balanced flavor.

06/20/2026

I didn’t start my career in wine. Before wine, I was a chocolatier, a nature director at a Girl Scout camp, worked in an insurance agency, and somehow managed to work three jobs at once for years. (And there have been even more jobs than this.)

Which one surprised you the most?