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% plantings of the whole country?

10%

% of all Tuscan plantings?

65%

When does it bud and ripen?

Early and late

Traditional best aspect? Why?

Southern and South East facing slopes. 200-550m aspect.



Sunlight interception for ripening

Best soils? Why?

Friable, shale and limestone. Drainage