Bulichella · Suvereto, Toscana
The winery with roots in soil, family and a long Japanese adventure
Bulichella lies near Suvereto on the Tuscan coast, where sea air, warm vineyards and organic farming come together in wines with both poise and depth. It is the winery behind Villa Bianca’s Bulichella wines.
Find your wine
Which Bulichella wine is right for you?
From fresh Vermentino to great red wines with depth and long aftertaste. Choose according to your taste, the food and the experience you want.
Quality in the words of the reviewers
Montecristo 2019 has 97/100 at DoctorWine and 96/100 at Falstaff. Coldipietrerosse and Hide also have high, vintage-specific ratings. Here we show who has judged the wine, which vintage it applies to, and what makes it worth choosing.
A high score tells about the reviewer's rating. Your best bottle is the one whose style suits you.
Tuscanio Bianco · Freshness and fruit
Choose Tuscanio Bianco if you like fresh, fruity white wine with fish, light appetizers or as an aperitif.
Bulichella Tuscanio Bianco - 2025
2025 is made from 100% Vermentino. Choose it for the fresh, fruity style. We do not have a documented rating for this vintage; points for Tuscanio 2023 do not apply to 2025.
Rubino · Start here with the reds
Choose Rubino if you are looking for red berries and soft tannins for pasta, light meat or cheese. An obvious first acquaintance with the house's red wines.
Bulichella Rubino - 2023
2023 consists of 50% Sangiovese, 25% Cabernet Sauvignon and 25% Merlot. Choose it for the soft, fruity style of pasta and light meats. WineHunter Rosso recognizes the quality of the vintage. The category includes 90–92.99 points.
90–92,99/100The WineHunter Rosso
Coldipietrerosse · Dark fruit and depth
Choose Coldipietrerosse if you like full-bodied red wine with dark fruit, cocoa and tobacco. For roasts, game and hearty pasta dishes.
Bulichella Coldipietrerosse - 2018
Choose 2018 if you are looking for a mature tannin expression. AIS describes the vintage with cherries, tobacco and spices as well as well-integrated tannins. Read AIS' tasting of 2018.
94/100James Suckling
93/100Decanter
93/100Veronelli
Bulichella Coldipietrerosse - 2020
Choose 2020 for a distinct Cabernet touch: 92.02% Cabernet Sauvignon and 7.98% Merlot. Asia Wine Ratings describes dark plum, cocoa and licorice with juicy fruit and distinctive tannins. The vintage is bottled in 4,500 bottles.
95/100James Suckling
93/100Veronelli
Hide · Spicy Syrah in small editions
Choose Hide if you are particularly looking for Syrah's dark fruit and spicy character. For steak, barbecue and hearty meat dishes.
Bulichella Hide - 2019
Choose 2019 for Syrah with plum, pepper and laurel. Falstaff highlights power, dense tannin structure and an elegant, long finish. Read Falstaff's review: 94/100.
95/100James Suckling
94/100Veronelli
94/100DoctorWine
94/100Falstaff
Bulichella Hide - 2020
Choose 2020 if you go for dark fruit, mocha and spice. Asia Wine Ratings highlight concentration and clear tannins. Both Hide vintages are Syrah; 2020 has the smaller edition with 1,668 bottles compared to 2,550 in 2019.
95/100James Suckling
94/100Veronelli
Montecristo · For the main role of the dinner
Choose Montecristo if you are looking for complexity, fullness and a long finish. For a special dinner with roasts, venison or ripe cheeses.
Bulichella Montecristo - 2015
Choose 2015 if you want an older vintage. The producer describes red berries, cocoa and coffee as well as elegant tannins. The age of the vintage is not in itself a guarantee of a softer wine. Fixed bottle price; 2015 is exempt from quantity discounts and mix & match.
95/100James Suckling
Bulichella Montecristo - 2019
Choose 2019 if you are looking for complexity and particularly strong recognition from the reviewers. Falstaff highlights dark fruit, licorice and coffee, fine-grained tannins and a long finish. The print run is 3,280 bottles. DoctorWine 97/100 · Falstaff 96/100.
97/100DoctorWine
96/100Falstaff
95/100James Suckling
Bulichella Montecristo - 2020
Choose 2020 for a generous, full-bodied style. Asia Wine Ratings describes red and dark berries, flowers and spice with distinct tannin structure. 3,315 bottles produced. The high DoctorWine and Falstaff scores are stated by Bulichella; the gold medal is verified directly with Asia Wine Ratings.
97/100DoctorWine
96/100Falstaff
95/100James Suckling
94/100Veronelli
Prices include VAT and follow the years that are in stock. On the product page you can see quantity prices and terms. Montecristo 2015 has a fixed price and is exempt from quantity discounts and mix & match.
Tasting notes are based on the manufacturer's descriptions and the reviews provided; food match is Villa Bianca's serving suggestion. The vintages have not been tasted side by side by us for this guide.
Wine is only delivered in Denmark with 18-year age verification. Normal delivery: 1–3 working days. See delivery and returns.
History
From Maebashi to Suvereto
The story begins with Hideyuki Miyakawa, who as a young man traveled from Japan to Europe on a motorcycle. In Italy, he met Marisa Bassano, and after years in Turin, the family continued towards Tuscany. In 1983, Azienda Agricola Bulichella was founded at Suvereto as a place where agriculture, community and respect for nature should go together.
Bulichella adopted an organic approach early on: the soil was to be treated as something living, not simply as a resource to exploit. Today the estate remains connected to the Miyakawa family and to the idea of wine as an expression of place, people and vintage.
The space
Suvereto close to the sea
Bulichella lies in Val di Cornia near the medieval town of Suvereto. The area is known for warmth, light and coastal freshness, giving the wines a balance of ripe fruit, structure and a gently saline character.
Production began with Sangiovese, Vermentino, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. Later, the winery has continued to work with, among others, Cabernet Franc, Syrah, Petit Verdot and Grenache to find the grapes that best tell about Suvereto's soil and climate.
The wines at Villa Bianca
Five bottles from the same house
Tuscanio Bianco shows the bright, fresh side of Bulichella. Rubino is the open red for the table. Coldipietrerosse and Montecristo go deeper into the Suvereto DOCG with Cabernet, Merlot and Petit Verdot, while Hide is the winery's pure Syrah with dark fruit and spicy calm.
Read the page as a background for the wines: not as a technical data sheet, but as the story of why exactly Bulichella fits into Villa Bianca's small southern European universe.
To the table
Wine, cheese and enough time
The Bulichella wines are chosen for the kind of table where the bottle does not stand alone: cheese, a simple dinner, good bread, some salt and conversations that are allowed to linger.
