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GagiaBlu was born from Laura's dream, a project begun in 2008 and brought to life in one of the most picturesque corners of the Tuscan Maremma, in Roselle, where the Etruscan legacy is still strongly felt in the landscape and tradition. A dream that combines deep roots, a passion for the land, and a constant pursuit of expertise in the world of wine. The heart of GagiaBlu is the winery. Here, a clear philosophy takes shape: wine is born in the vineyard, but it is in the cellar that, thanks to care, attention, and technology, its authenticity and values are preserved. Careful zoning of the land allows for the production of high-quality grapes, cultivated with respect and dedication, to offer wines that fully represent the brand's identity. From the beginning, GagiaBlu was conceived as a winery open to guests. The welcome is simple and genuine, yet profoundly authentic: crossing the threshold means entering "home," enjoying a true experience of stories, tastings, and sharing. Not just a tour of the winery, but a firsthand encounter with the passion and vision that drive the project. Thanks to its strategic location in Maremma, GagiaBlu is also an ideal starting point for exploring the area by bike, among vineyards, hills, and historic villages. The property also offers the opportunity to charge your e-bike and earn DINAclub points. Learn more at: dinaclub.repower.com To explore the area by bike, here's a ready-made itinerary: komoot.com/tour/2626177506

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It tastes very well and in case of the heat under the nice tuscany sun it is a bless to get some fresh cold water on the way up to Scansona 😎👌

From the outside a rather inconspicuous church but inside very beautiful views and works of art supported by good smells and church music

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Here you can see a typical view of an olive grove in Tuscany.

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From this vantage point you can see the typically Maremma hills and their wide range of colours.

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Starting point for hikes in the nature park, which is worth a hike. However, you should buy a ticket at the visitor center before you start. It costs €10 per person. The nice thing is that the bus from the Marina di Alberese back to town is included in the price. We recommend, for example, the hike via the A1 to the lonely ruins of San Rabano. Good walkable paths up to here. Then at the top of the cliff, continue on A1 to Oliveto Colleglungo (large olive grove). This trail is quite battered (washing out) and unfortunately you don't see much as the vegetation doesn't allow a view. Only at two vantage points can you see what you are missing. We continue to Torre di Collelungo. From here you have a fantastic view in all directions. The descent to the west via the A5 is again a disaster, but only 50 meters in altitude. After a short stretch on the beach (possibly take your bathing suit with you) it is easy to walk the last 3 km to Marina Alberese. There is ice cream and coffee here. The bus back runs every 30 minutes. Duration: around 4 hours, distance: 13.5 km, difference in altitude: 350 m

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Nice flat stage. Ideal to enjoy the area and to pedal. :-)

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This splendid road develops between Scansano and Magliano in Toscana and passes through Pereta, a hamlet of Magliano, where the view is wonderful.

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