Italy's most protected land,
yours.

Oria is fractional vineyard ownership in Val d'Orcia. Own land cultivated by Roberto Cipresso and receive your own Sangiovese every year.

133
Sangiovese Clones
3040
Years of ageing potential
3
World terroirs
UNESCO
World Heritage
XIII
Century monastery
Oria vineyard in Val d'Orcia by day
World Heritage
Val d'Orcia
Tuscany, Italy · UNESCO 2004
What is Oria

Land ownership.
Not a financial investment.

Oria is a fractional vineyard ownership project in Italy's most protected and celebrated landscape. Each member acquires a real fraction of land — registered in the Italian land registry — in Val d'Orcia, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2004.

Winemaker Roberto Cipresso — Italy's best winemaker 2006 — cultivates the Sangiovese on your land using 133 clones selected over decades. Each year your cases arrive at your door. Your wine. Your land. Your legacy.

"Val d'Orcia Sangiovese is not just a wine. It is bottled time, living culture, identity."

Roberto Cipresso · Chief Winemaker, Oria
Three terroirs, one spirit

Wine from three continents

Oria was born in Tuscany and today cultivates vineyards in three exceptional regions of the world. Each terroir expresses a different facet of the same project.

Val d'Orcia, Tuscany
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Val d'Orcia
Tuscany · UNESCO · Primary terroir
Valle de Uco, Mendoza
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Valle de UCO
Mendoza · Argentina · 1,000 m a.s.l.
Punta del Este, Uruguay
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Punta del Este
Uruguay · Atlantic · Tannat & Merlot
Oria Worlds

Beyond the wine

The Val d'Orcia terroir holds centuries of artisan production. Alongside Sangiovese, Oria produces olive oil, balsamic vinegar and offers unique experiences at the monastery.

The master

Roberto Cipresso,
the architect of wine

Italy's best winemaker according to critic Luca Maroni (2006). Over 30 years working across 25 countries. 133 Sangiovese clones selected one by one over decades of research in Val d'Orcia.

Cipresso developed the dissociation vinification technique: a method that preserves the aromatic complexity of Sangiovese and allows the wine to evolve for 30 to 40 years. At Oria, that technique works on your land.

133
Clones selected
25
Countries
#1
Italy 2006
Full biography
Roberto Cipresso with Oria Prólogo bottles
Membership

Choose your fraction of land

Each plan includes a fractional ownership title, bottles from your harvest and access to exclusive experiences on the estate.

Entry
Mosaico
The first piece of your Tuscan legacy
€13,500
One-time investment · Fractional ownership title
  • 200 m² of vineyard in Val d'Orcia
  • 144 bottles / year of Oria Sangiovese
  • 12 bottles per year of balsamic vinegar
  • Ownership title registered in land registry
  • Access to experience days on the estate
  • Annual harvest reports
  • Personal attention from Giulia
Terroir Plan

For owners seeking more than 5,000 m². Private conversation, tailored terms.

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Real ownership

Fractional ownership title. Registered in the Land Registry.

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Annual wine

Your Sangiovese arrives home each harvest. Without exception.

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Transferable legacy

The property can be inherited or passed on to your family.

Monasterio Santa Maria della Scala — Oria Hotel, San Quirico d'Orcia
13th Century
Monastery
Santa Maria della Scala · San Quirico d'Orcia
The monastery

Sleeping inside eight centuries
of Tuscan history

Monasterio Santa Maria della Scala, built in the 13th century in San Quirico d'Orcia, will house 14 luxury suites. A restoration project that respects every original stone and transforms it into a space of absolute stillness.

Oria members have priority access. The Tempus Manet balsamic vinegar matures in the monastery cellars. Wine is tasted within its stone walls.

✦ Opening soon — UNESCO permits in progress

Discover the project
Experiences

Oria Day

Immersive days on the estate. Harvest, barrel tasting with Cipresso, mindfulness retreat among vineyards. Members only.

Oria Day 2025 — Experience at the Val d'Orcia vineyard
Harvest 2025

"Precision, essence and community"

The 2025 harvest marked a milestone for Oria: the first year with the entire community present in Val d'Orcia.

Read the chronicle
Frequently asked questions

What members often ask

You receive a fractional ownership title registered in the Italian land registry for your portion of vineyard in Val d'Orcia. Each year you also receive bottles of Sangiovese produced on your parcel, balsamic vinegar, and access to exclusive Oria Day experiences on the estate. Everything documented and traceable.
Yes. The land fraction is real, transferable property. It can be sold, gifted, or inherited like any Italian real estate. Oria facilitates the transfer process when needed.
There is an annual maintenance fee that covers cultivation, wine production, administrative costs and shipping logistics. The amount is communicated during the onboarding process.
Yes. Oria Days are exclusive member events where you can visit the vineyard, participate in the harvest, taste barrels with Roberto Cipresso and stay at the monastery. They are organised several times a year.
Not at all. Oria members come from different cultures and backgrounds. What unites the community is a search for something authentic: a real connection with the land, a family legacy, and the experience of the extraordinary.

More questions?

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Contact

Let's talk about
your fraction of land

The Oria onboarding process begins with a conversation. Tell us what interests you and we will guide you through every step.

You can also speak directly with Giulia, our advisor available 24/7 on WhatsApp, in five languages.

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Giulia
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+54 9 11 5176 8158

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