
i. Biography
Micol Bonora’s wine story runs from a family impulse that took shape in 2016 to ownership of CorteDomina in Radda in Chianti, Italy. What began with Micol and her family has become a focused production of rosé and red wines based on Sangiovese or Merlot, with limited numbers giving each release a defined scale.
Early Years
The starting point is 2016, the year CorteDomina was born from the wine-driven commitment of Micol and her family. The origin sets the size and shape of the work: this is a family-rooted venture, not a broad anonymous production.
Making a Name
Rather than describing the range in general terms, the most concrete examples come from the 2016 harvest, where bottle counts were part of the identity of the releases. Profumo di Gioia rosato IGT Toscana came from that harvest in about 2,500 numbered bottles. In Bonora’s line, "There is care and passion from all of us!" — a plain statement that fits the family origin and the numbered nature of the wines.
The Present
Bonora is owner of CorteDomina and founder and owner of Tenuta CorteDomina, both in Radda in Chianti, Italy. Her present work continues through rosé and red wines based on Sangiovese or Merlot, with limited production remaining the defining specialty. The 2016 birth, the family involvement, the grape choices, and the numbered bottles all point to the same through-line: a small-scale wine project in Chianti territory shaped by clear limits and named releases.
Signature
Micol's signature wines include Profumo di Gioia and AMarti.
In Their Words “Since 2016 we have been producing rosé and red wines, based on Sangiovese or Merlot.”
Profile updated July 2026
FAQ
Asked of Micol
What is Micol Bonora's current role?
As of 2026, Micol Bonora is Owner.
What is Micol Bonora known for?
Limited-production wines.







