Upon opening the 2020 Pitagora, the first thing one notices are alluring floral notes on the nose, accompanied by aromas of baking spice and cocoa powder. Lush, cherry and blackberry bramble notes on the palate with just a hint of clove and caramel lead to a long, juicy finish.

Our Pitagora red wine serves as a tribute to those with curiosity and the thirst for knowledge.

When Francis Ford Coppola’s grandfather, Agostino, was a child growing up in Bernalda in Southern Italy, he often played among ancient Greek ruins in nearby Metaponto, where thousands of years earlier stood a school run by the  Greek scholar Pythagoras — Pitagora in Italian. Known today for his mathematical theorem (a2 + b2 = c2), Pythagoras was a mathematician and philosopher who sought to understand the world through mathematics, astronomy, and music theory. Growing up in the footprint of this legend, Agostino developed a talent for mathematics and music. His Pythagorean curiosity about how things work went on to influence each generation of the Coppola family.