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  Castiglione d'Orcia - A...  
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Nel 1207 nel Borgo, per la prima volta in Europa, fu emanata una carta con cui vennero sanciti i doveri e i diritti del popolo verso i feudatari, la Charta Libertatis. Le scritture e il mito raccontano che nel 1367 vi soggiornò Santa Caterina da Siena, e che malgrado l'ambiente non sereno, proprio qui, da analfabeta, ricevette il dono divino della scrittura.
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Rocca d’Orcia is a typical medieval town: stone arches and a large old cistern with Tintinnano Fortress watching over it. It changed hands several times. Legend has it that it never fell through force, but due to traitors who opened the gates at night. In 1207 in the Borgo, for the first time in Europe a charter was issued to define the duties and rights of the people toward their lords:Charta Libertatis. Documents and myth point to the fact that Saint Catherine of Siena stayed here in 1367, receiving the divine gift of writing as an illiterate right here.
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Sul finire dell’estate Rufina celebra il proprio “oro rosso”, con un tradizionale carro sormontato da una piramide di 1500 fiaschi di Chianti, trainato dai tipici “bovi” di Chianina, carro che sfila per le vie del centro storico di Firenze. Il vino viene benedetto sul sagrato del Duomo dal Vescovo, per essere poi offerto in dono in Palazzo Vecchio alla Comunità Fiorentina in rappresentanza della simbolica “Signoria di Firenze”.
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At the end of summer Rufina celebrates the beautiful red-gold Chianti, as a traditional cart stacked with 1500 bottles of the wine is paraded through Firenze’s centro storico, pulled by the traditional Chianina oxen. This Chianti is blessed by the bishop on the church porch of the Duomo, and then in the Palazzo Vecchio is offered as a gift to the Comunità Fiorentina, representing the symbolic ‘Signoria di Firenze’. The so-called ‘Carro Matto’ (or ‘Crazy Cart’) is a work of the utmost quality, crafted by winemakers from Val di Sieve. The typical Chianti fiaschi – round-bottomed bottles covered in straw – are perfectly balanced in a giant pyramid, each one supporting those around it. In the olden days, this ingenious system allowed vast quantities of wine to be transported from the countryside to the town centre.