Rooted in the Earth, Guided by the Moon
Tucked among olive groves and ancient vineyards in the rolling hills of Montepulciano, lives a 300-year-old secret. What was once a forgotten farm is now a reimagined vineyard, sanctuary for creativity, connection, and celebration.
We’re inviting you behind the scenes, as we breathe new life into these old walls and romantic grounds. Brick by brick, season by season.
Est. 2025
Welcome to
Casa della Luna
The Harvest Moon
There is a valley in Montepulciano where the moon still reigns and the land breathes in rhythm with her.
Here, under the pale glow of the luna piena, our vines twist through ancient soil, and our olive trees stretch their limbs toward the sky, branches silver, swaying in the moonlight.
This is not a place of haste, but of rhythm, patience, and reverence.
By day, the sun’s gaze ripens our fruit. But at night, the roots unfurl, gripping the ancient rock, drawing inspiration from the clay… and they breathe
Wines
At La Luna del Raccolto, every bottle reflects the land’s history and authenticity:
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Heritage Range
This wine comes from some of the oldest working vines in Val d’Orcia, before the letters DOC/DOCG or IGT were ever put in the same sentence. We produce extremely limited vintages from the original Vita Marietta "Married Vines".
Rosso Toscana
Wine making is not a quick process and our small vines are earning their spurs in the rocky hills of Montepulciano still. They represent the next generation of vines; elegant, balanced, and guided by the same rhythm that defines the estate
Olive Oil
Our olive oil is hand-harvested and cold-pressed within hours, to preserve its full aroma and character.
Produced in small batches, it captures the purity of Val d’Orcia; rich, green, and deeply rooted in tradition.
Each bottle reflects the same care and craftsmanship that guides every part of La Luna del Raccolto
Mick; The Artisan
A figurative oil artist from Liverpool, Mick has spent a lifetime traveling the world, gathering fragments of light, myth, and memory. Inspired by the Stoics and the sacred beauty of classical forms, his work channels the human condition through a lens shaped by life... He has spent years in the study of wine and its fascinating history in the region.
