The estate itself extends across 130 acres of land, of which 35 acres are planted with vines. The vineyards lie on top of rich clay, sandstone and marly limestone soils, stretching across the Magliano hills. The latter provide varying south facing altitudes (100–330 metres above sea level) for the Sangiovese, Cabernet Sauvignon and Vermentino vines. The vines grown for Morellino di Scansano (recognised as DOCG since 2006) are concentrated in the most sunlit and elevated areas of the property where the air circulates freely, with the moist soil providing a soft and graceful wine. The Vermentino vines cover around 7 hectares, at a lower and cooler height of around 100 metres above sea level, where the soil is richer in minerals and limestone producing a fresh and mineral-flavoured wine.