Casanova di Neri

In Montalcino, on the Sienese hills shaped by mineral soils and significant temperature excursions, Casanova di Neri builds its identity around Sangiovese. There is only one reference denomination—Toscano IGT—but the winery interprets it as a space for stylistic freedom rather than a fallback: the red captures its structure, delivering depth and tension, while white and rosé versions seek a more agile and direct drinkability. It is precisely this multiplicity that defines the winery's signature: the same geographical indication becomes a container for different registers, where vintage variability and varietal nuance matter as much as the grape variety itself. Guided tastings in the showroom line up these differences, making it clear how a single terroir can speak with multiple voices. It's worth booking one: following the Toscano IGT wines from structured reds to lighter expressions is the most direct way to understand Casanova di Neri's approach.

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