L'Ammiraglia

L'Ammiraglia, also presented as Tenuta Ammiraglia, is a wine estate in the Maremma area of Tuscany, Italy, belonging to the Frescobaldi family wine group. It is located in the territory of Magliano in Toscana, where vineyards spread across hills that slope toward the nearby Tyrrhenian coast. The estate is described by Frescobaldi as "Toscana by the sea," a place where sun-warmed soils are tempered by marine breezes, conditions that shape the character of its wines. The property is both a working vineyard and a destination winery. Its cellar building was designed by the architects Piero Sartogo and Nathalie Grenon and is presented as a design landmark integrated into the surrounding landscape, serving production quality and environmental respect. Visitors can book tours and tastings, and the estate also offers dining experiences rooted in local Tuscan cuisine. L'Ammiraglia's portfolio focuses on coastal Tuscan styles. Flagship labels include Aurea Gran Rosé, a rosé described as rare and elegant; Alìe, a rosé whose name evokes a sea nymph and is associated with sensuality and beauty; Terre More, positioned as intense, elegant and modern; Massovivo, a Vermentino with golden-yellow tones; and Santa Maria, a softer, enveloping wine. These wines reflect the estate's Maremma identity, combining Mediterranean freshness with ripe fruit. As part of Frescobaldi, one of Italy's best-known wine producers, L'Ammiraglia benefits from the group's distribution and winemaking resources while maintaining a distinct territorial identity. The estate is active and continues to welcome visitors for tastings and events.

L'Ammiraglia is a wine estate in the Maremma zone of Tuscany, in the municipality of Magliano in Toscana. It forms part of the Frescobaldi wine group, one of Italy's historic wine-producing families and companies. The estate was developed as a coastal Tuscan wine project, with vineyards planted on hills that descend toward the Tyrrhenian Sea. Frescobaldi presents the site as "Toscana by the sea," emphasizing the combination of warm sun and maritime breezes. A defining feature of the estate is its winery building, designed by the architects Piero Sartogo and Nathalie Grenon. The cellar is described as an authorial project and a design temple placed at the service of production quality and respect for the surrounding environment, blending into the landscape. This architectural identity has helped position L'Ammiraglia not only as a production site but also as a wine tourism destination. Over time the estate has built a portfolio of wines that express the Maremma coast. These include Aurea Gran Rosé, a rosé presented as rare and elegant; Alìe, a rosé named after a sea nymph and associated with sensuality and beauty; Terre More, described as intense, elegant and modern; Massovivo, a Vermentino with golden-yellow reflections; and Santa Maria, a soft and enveloping wine. The range reflects a focus on Mediterranean grape varieties and fresh, coastal styles. Today L'Ammiraglia operates as an active Frescobaldi estate. It welcomes visitors for tours and tastings, and offers dining experiences based on local Tuscan recipes. Its official page is hosted within the Frescobaldi website, under the estates section.

• The estate's winery building is designed by architects Piero Sartogo and Nathalie Grenon.

• L'Ammiraglia is presented by Frescobaldi as a coastal Tuscan estate with vineyards reaching toward the Tyrrhenian coast.

• The estate offers visitor experiences including tours, tastings and dining based on local Tuscan cuisine.

A design-forward coastal Tuscan wine estate within Frescobaldi, focused on high-quality Maremma wines and wine tourism.

• Aurea Gran Rosé

  A rosé described as having rare elegance.

• Alìe

  A rosé whose name evokes a sea nymph, symbol of sensuality and beauty.

• Terre More

  A wine positioned as intense, elegant and modern in taste.

• Massovivo

  A Vermentino with golden-yellow and straw-yellow reflections.

• Santa Maria

  A soft and enveloping wine.

1. 1Frescobaldi - Tenuta Ammiraglia: cantina con degustazione in Maremma | Frescobaldifrescobaldi.com
2. 2L'Ammiraglia - Wikidatawikidata.org