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The stone of the
Chianti, that stone with which castles, farmhouses,
churches and important abbeys were built for a long
period in the Middle Ages, is Alberese, a sandstone
which is not the only stone used but one which
distinguishes the building heritage of this territory.
Alberese is a rock, containing a large amount of calcite
that can be easily recognized by a very fine, friable
grain and a whitish colour, often |