Cantina Scacciadiavoli

Cantina Scacciadiavoli is a winery located in the Montefalco region of Umbria, Italy, known for its production of Sagrantino wines. The estate was founded in 1881 by Amilcare Pambuffetti and has been family-owned for four generations. The winery's name originates from a medieval exorcism story where a young girl possessed by the devil was cured with local wine. Today, Cantina Scacciadiavoli is a cantina-museum complex featuring an 19th-century building with exceptional architectural value, housing a museum of viticulture and archeological industrial site still in operation. The winery's philosophy emphasizes innovation while respecting tradition, as seen in their flagship wine, Montefalco Sagrantino DOCG, which showcases the unique characteristics of the indigenous Sagrantino grape variety. Visitors can experience the unique atmosphere of the cantina through guided tours and tastings, or by enjoying a meal at the on-site enoteca. The winery hosts various events throughout the year, including wine festivals, concerts, and masterclasses, offering an immersive experience for wine enthusiasts.

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