Vigna Tenuta Grande has a soil characterized by a silty texture (26.8% sand and 22.5% clay), able to maintain humidity for a long time, which gives the vine greater vigor. The western exposure ensures coolness and brightness during the summer season. The magnesium / potassium ratio is particularly balanced, favoring the metabolism of sugars and proteins, as well as the accumulation of chlorophyll and carotenes pigments. The greater vigor of the vine shifts the ripening of the grapes towards a fresher quality, less alcoholic and with less structure, more suitable for fresh vintage wines and rosé wines. The training system is espalier, with Guyot pruning and a density of 4,166 vines per hectare.