Tenuta San Guido – Grape varieties
50,00 €
COLLECTIBLE: the vineyards of the legendary Tenuta San Guido divided by grape variety and updated to 2024 (with some anticipations about the future). A one-of-a-kind map, never previously published. A true rarity. Hand-signed by the author.
Product Description
A one-of-a-kind map created to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Alessandro Masnaghetti’s first map.
The vineyards of the legendary Tenuta San Guido divided by grape variety and updated to 2024 (with some anticipations about the future).
Printed on fine Japanese TAKEO VENT NOUVEAU 320 gr paper, this map has never previously been released by any publisher and is therefore a unique piece intended for wine enthusiasts and map collectors.
Perfect for a special gift.
It is shipped unfolded, not rolled or folded and ready for framing or collecting.
SIZE: 44X65,6 cm
PAPER: Takeo Vent Nouveau 320 gr acid free. The VENT NOUVEAU series of fine papers was created under the supervision of designer and architect Kijuro Yahagi. Founded in 1899, Takeo is the world’s leading manufacturer of high-quality premium papers.
DEFINITION: 15k
HAND-SIGNED COPY
Additional Information
| Weight | 0,9 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 44 × 65 cm |
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