Castello della Paneretta

Castello della Paneretta originated as a lookout tower guarding the Val d'Elsa, evolving across centuries into a cultivated estate where wine production began in the sixteenth century. Its Renaissance restoration included frescoes by Bernardino Poccetti, a mark of cultural distinction still visible today. The castle's Chianti Classico Sangiovese expresses the estate's centuries-long commitment to viticulture, blending its hilltop vantage with winemaking practice. Visitors and tasters encounter both the architectural legacy and the wines shaped by this specific Florentine landscape.

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