La Lama is a small, family-run winery located in the hills of Castelnuovo Berardenga in southern Chianti Classico. Producing just 7,000 bottles annually, it stands out not only for its scale but for its commitment to long cellar aging before release.
In the southeastern corner of Chianti Classico, Felsina has built a reputation for site-specific Sangiovese. The estate spans over 500 hectares, with 90 under vine, and produces structured, age-worthy wines grounded in careful vineyard selection and detailed viticulture. Tastings by reservation offer a focused introduction to their style.
Set in the rolling hills of Barberino Tavarnelle, Casa Emma offers a polished take on Chianti Classico winemaking, combining detailed vineyard work with a clean, well-organized cellar approach. Led by winemaker Marco Salvadori, the estate specializes in structured, site-driven Sangiovese and welcomes visitors with immersive tastings that pair local flavor
Tuscany, a region synonymous with romantic landscapes and winemaking traditions, continues to charm wine enthusiasts with its expression of Sangiovese. The 2019 Podere Campriano Chianti Classico Riserva exemplifies this region’s expertise.
The 2021 Castellare Chianti Classico is a harmonious blend of fruit, herbal, and earthy notes that makes it both a food-friendly red wine, and an excellent choice for daily sipping.