Megixtone Wine: Four Choices Beyond the Ordinary
The Four Choices Wine Producers Are Afraid to Make
There are four precise reasons why Megixtone wine stands beyond the ordinary level of wine.
Not because it follows a trend.
Not because it tries to imitate the great names of the past.
Not because it accepts the usual rules of the market.
Megixtone exists on another level because it was shaped by four choices that few producers would have the courage to make.
Fifteen Years of Study and Research
Fifteen years of study and research.
But why fifteen?
In the ancient pre-Christian Italic Pythagorean schools, the paths of selection were extremely strict. And one might ask: what does this have to do with wine?
Those who wanted to enter the Pythagorean school had to undergo a long period of trial.
First came the time of listening: five years in which the disciple could only listen, without speaking.
Then came the moment in which he could begin to speak, to ask, to enter into dialogue: another five years.
Finally, he could begin to teach the newly admitted students: five more years.
Something very similar happened with Megixtone. One could almost say exactly the same thing.
For the first five years, this wine did nothing but listen to the world of wine: its techniques, its secrets, its language, its hidden laws.
For the next five years, Megixtone began to rework those concepts and that knowledge according to its own identity.
In the final five years, Megixtone began to teach. Not others, but itself. It began to understand what it had absorbed, transformed and discovered.
Fifteen years ago, Megixtone could have entered the market. It could have started selling a few bottles, tested reactions, recovered part of the investment and moved forward gradually.
But that was never the intention.
Protective, cautious attitudes do not belong to Megixtone.
Waiting until the work is complete seemed more correct.
And waiting fifteen years is not for everyone.
It is only for those willing to appear almost mad in the eyes of the world.
Following One Precise Rule
Megixtone follows a precise rule.
Or rather, the rule of the work.
This is not a random expression. It is deliberate, because the word “work” holds a specific meaning here. In fact, when applied to Megixtone, the word carries several meanings at once.
Each of them belongs to a different level of the same principle.
But what does this rule truly consist of?
The rule is to follow the rule.
Nothing more.
Nothing less.
It is structured, demanding and, at times, counterintuitive. Yet it can be summarized in a single sentence:
Never say “it is good enough”.
There is a limit beyond which most people are no longer willing to question what they have done. Beyond that limit begins the magic of the absolute.
Every step must be done in the best possible way. Every situation, every passage, every problem can be overcome in many different ways.
But only one of those ways is the most virtuous for the absolute.
Sometimes we are tempted to act. To intervene. To force a solution.
Yet, at times, the only correct thing to do is precisely this:
to do nothing.
A Musical Work
Megixtone is constantly subjected to the laws of music.
Nothing is left to chance. Everything is written. Or better, composed.
Leaving aside some of the deeper aspects, Megixtone follows a true musical score.
Environment, soil, rain, wind, sun, mist, plants: everything is orchestrated as part of a single movement.
It is no coincidence that the Megixtone vineyard has a nickname.
It is called NOTE.
Like musical notes.
As songwriters teach us, seven elements treated as seven notes can give life to a perfect musical work.
The point is to manage them. To dose them. To recognize them. To understand their function.
In my previous life, I belonged to the world of music. And perhaps I will always belong to it, even in a new form.
The functions of these “seven notes”, or seven elements, or even seven colors if we want to call them that, will be explained in detail at another time.
For now, it is enough to understand this:
Megixtone contains the same coordination required by an orchestra. Nothing less.
The Certainty of a New Life
Megixtone carries within itself the certainty of being generated again and again through a new life.
Luxury wine?
Natural wine?
Neither of the two.
And both.
This is Megixtone.
This is its purpose.
This is its end.
To be reborn continuously as a form of improvement, in order to reach what once seemed impossible.
Elegant wines speak one language. They are often the expression of technical will, prestige and ultra-exclusive ambition.
On the opposite side, natural wines can sometimes hide unpleasant surprises. They are often born from the will to maintain an authentic relationship with nature, but at times this can lead to less pleasant sensations in the name of naturalness.
The true challenge is to unite the best of both worlds.
Megixtone means assembling and multiplying virtues into one single will.
Natural?
Luxury?
Megixtone.
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Maybe you will not.
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But if one day Megixtone chooses you, you will be ready for it.
And perhaps also ready to rebuild yourself.
