March 17, 2025 (Castelnuovo Berardenga, Tuscany) — Vallepicciola, a renowned winery located in the heart of Chianti Classico, is excited to announce a partnership with Edoardo Freddi International, which will act as the winery’s export office. Thanks to this strategic collaboration, Vallepicciola’s premium wines will be distributed in selected international markets, strengthening the brand’s global presence.

The agreement includes the sale of Vallepicciola wines through Edoardo Freddi International’s established network with a special focus on key markets such as Europe and Asia. This partnership stems from a shared commitment to enhancing and promoting the authenticity and quality of Tuscan wines beyond national borders, responding to the growing demand for premium and artisanal products. Edoardo Freddi International specializes in identifying real business opportunities, supporting wineries in developing commercial models and finding the right partners in foreign markets. Its mission is to connect producers with the best international importers and distributors, creating a global network capable of developing and expanding the wine business.
“Our mission has always been to bring the quality and passion that define our wines to the world,” say Alberto Colombo and Alessandro Cellai of Vallepicciola. “Having Edoardo Freddi International as our export office represents a crucial step for our growth and allows us to reach new wine enthusiasts in strategic markets.”
Edoardo Freddi, CEO of Edoardo Freddi International, shares the same enthusiasm: “We are thrilled to support Vallepicciola in its internationalization journey. Their wines tell a story of territory and tradition that we are confident will captivate wine lovers worldwide.”
With this new synergy, Vallepicciola and Edoardo Freddi International strengthen their commitment to promoting Italian winemaking excellence, bringing the prestige of Chianti Classico to new tables around the world.
Currently, Vallepicciola spans 265 hectares, with 107 hectares dedicated to vineyards. The annual production reaches 500,000 bottles across 17 labels, including Chianti Classico DOCG and IGT Toscana wines.
Today, Edoardo Freddi International represents 62 of Italy’s most prestigious wineries, acting as a true “ambassador” of the best in Italian winemaking. In 2024, its managed revenue exceeded €112 million, marking an 8.2% increase compared to 2023, with over 30 million bottles sold, primarily in the USA, Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Singapore, Japan, and Vietnam.