Tenuta Liliana Vineyard Opens Up to Popular Shareholding on CrowdFundMe

Tenuta Liliana, the Salento winery founded by Antonio Intiglietta, President of Ge.Fi. Management Fairs and creator of Artigiano in Fiera, and his wife Liliana Angelillo, launches a crowdfunding campaign on CrowdFundMe to open the company structure to all those who want to participate in the regeneration project of land, a reference point for international and rich tourism of history and potential for excellence agriculture.

Each shareholder, with a free subscription from the minimum threshold of $262 (€250), will be able to participate in the operating profits of the winery, get a discount on the purchase of Tenuta Liliana bottles, take part in the sale of 1,000 bottles of the limited edition “Ladame” 2021 wine aged in tonneau for more than 12 months, share the experience of winery visits and tastings, including the most historic vintages that will enrich the estate’s heritage.

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“Sharing has always been the keystone of our project,” explains founder Antonio Intiglietta

“Today Tenuta Liliana, which aims to produce a unique and excellent Cabernet Sauvignon in one of the most beautiful territories in our country, is a share company of 10 partners, to be joined by another 16 by the end of the year, from the United States, Europe, Asia, and Italy. The crowdfunding campaign is a new piece that aims to make even more protagonists of our proposal who have taken an interest in the project in recent years and all those who would like to contribute to the agricultural regeneration of Salento.”

Tenuta Liliana’s vineyards, in the “terroirs” selected by Frenchman Pierre Marie Guillaime, a world leader in the vine rootstock market, and winemaker Andrea Fattizzo, rise up to two hundred meters above sea level, strongly rooted in a land of ancient farming tradition. From the foundation to the present, 12.5 hectares of vines have been planted, in four different areas intended for the production of a specific estate wine based on Cabernet Sauvignon. The result is four types of organic wine, able precisely to express the different terroirs with the same grape variety, declined with geological and climatic differences.

In 2021 the first 7,000 bottles were produced, while starting in 2025 production will be limited to 75,000 bottles per year, to which will be added about 4,000 bottles of an Orange Wine, unique in style and taste in the Salento area. The newly built winery was created inside a former tuff quarry, reclaimed and
completely regenerated, and houses the most modern and technological machinery, essential to achieve qualitative excellence in production.

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