Casarossa

In Greve in Chianti, where the Chianti Classico DOCG zone stretches across seven municipalities in hilly Tuscany, Casarossa cultivates the Sangiovese vineyards that are the raw material of its work. It is an area renowned for structured and long-lived red wines, and the winery embraces its discipline as a measure of its operations, remaining within the red grape varieties suitable for the territory. The flagship label, "Dannata," is released in both standard bottle format and the traditional fiasco, a detail that connects the wine to the material memory of the area without succumbing to folklore. The regulations set the threshold of 12% alcohol by volume as a starting point, and each vintage becomes an opportunity to leave a personal mark within a codified context. Sangiovese remains the protagonist, interpreted with the goal of structure and longevity. The result is a Chianti Classico that claims a precise identity, rooted in the hills of Greve and their ability to yield red wines capable of enduring through the years.

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