Casaloste

In Panzano, one of the most esteemed subzones of Chianti Classico, Casaloste occupies eighteen hectares of Tuscan hillside along the axis between Florence and Siena. Ten hectares are dedicated to DOC vineyards, two to olive groves: a ratio that immediately reveals where the focus lies. Giovanni Battista d'Orsi, agronomist and oenologist, and Emilia lead the farm, with a direct management that unites vineyard and cellar. A single denomination, Chianti Classico DOCG, concentrates their work on Sangiovese-dominant reds, interpreted through conscious viticulture and traditional winemaking. The olive grove stands alongside the vine as a counterpoint, not a showcase. The property is open for visits and offers more than a quick tasting: the agritourism apartments allow guests to stay among the rows and follow the cycle of the seasons. Book a stay in the vineyard and ask to taste the vintages directly with those who produce them, to gauge how much the hand of those who decide every step truly matters here.

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