In the famous fairy tale, the beautiful Cinderella struggles to get herself noticed by her noble Prince. In the same way, the "young" Orcia DOC appellationis called upon to perform a very arduous task in order to gain visibility, squeezed as it is between its two big sisters, the DOCGs of Brunello and Nobile. And yet, in its brief history, which began on Valentine's Day in 2000, Orcia DOC has already had the opportunity to obtain - or rather to give - great satisfaction. On the label of this Cenerentola, there is a faceless woman descending a staircase, at night, in the Tuscan hills. She represents any woman who accepts challenges and above all wants to love. Produced by Donatella Cinelli Colombini at Fattoria del Colle, in the high hills of southern Tuscany, this wine is the child of two indigenous grape varieties: Sangiovese, the undisputed king of Tuscany, and Foglia Tonda, a grape variety abandoned for over a century. A very rare grape variety, in total there are less than twenty hectares of this variety, it produces powerful wines and for this reason it is the ideal companion for Sangiovese. Together they create a unique wine, different from all the others but with absolutely Tuscan characteristics.