Acetoscana

Aceto from Arezzo

Aceto in Italy is (not) only made in Modena. The Natali family wanted to dispel this myth by starting to produce quality vinegar in Tuscany. With the arrival of the new generation in the company and the idea of exploiting the knowledge of natural fermentations that had always been used at home for wine, the production turned to vinegar. A winning intuition that in just a few years has led this company to become the most important in the region, with the Acetoscana brand. Sangiovese grapes are harvested in the Chianti hills. Vinification and fermentation, which are essential to obtain a quality vinegar, are constantly controlled and managed in a natural way. The key part of the process is a slow acetic fermentation at a constant temperature that requires long periods of time and continuous controls, carried out using a superficial static method, reminiscent of the ancient Orleans method.

Aceto from Arezzo

Aceto in Italy is (not) only made in Modena. The Natali family wanted to dispel this myth by starting to produce quality vinegar in Tuscany. With the arrival of the new generation in the company and the idea of exploiting the knowledge of natural fermentations that had always been used at home for wine, the production turned to vinegar. A winning intuition that in just a few years has led this company to become the most important in the region, with the Acetoscana brand. Sangiovese grapes are harvested in the Chianti hills. Vinification and fermentation, which are essential to obtain a quality vinegar, are constantly controlled and managed in a natural way. The key part of the process is a slow acetic fermentation at a constant temperature that requires long periods of time and continuous controls, carried out using a superficial static method, reminiscent of the ancient Orleans method.

Aceto from Arezzo

Aceto in Italy is (not) only made in Modena. The Natali family wanted to dispel this myth by starting to produce quality vinegar in Tuscany. With the arrival of the new generation in the company and the idea of exploiting the knowledge of natural fermentations that had always been used at home for wine, the production turned to vinegar. A winning intuition that in just a few years has led this company to become the most important in the region, with the Acetoscana brand. Sangiovese grapes are harvested in the Chianti hills. Vinification and fermentation, which are essential to obtain a quality vinegar, are constantly controlled and managed in a natural way. The key part of the process is a slow acetic fermentation at a constant temperature that requires long periods of time and continuous controls, carried out using a superficial static method, reminiscent of the ancient Orleans method.