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Perched atop a hillside in Chianti, Italy, the villa Poggio alle Corti looks like it’s been plucked out of a Tuscan daydream. The 11th-century estate’s olive groves and vineyards produce their own olive oil, balsamic vinegar, wine, and grappa. An ancient Roman road runs through the nearby village. In the distance, the medieval town of San Donato beckons, but so do the villa’s grounds, which feature sprawling terraces, a stone-lined walk-in pool, tennis court, billiard room, bocce court, fitness center, and idyllic walking trails. What sets Poggio alle Corti apart, however, is not just its beauty, but its connection to Tuscany’s Ren
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