Casanova di Neri

Casanova di Neri was founded in 1971, when Giovanni Neri bought a large estate in Montalcino, an area known for its excellent conditions for growing grapes and making great wines. The estate originally included 35 ha of vineyards.

Giovanni Neri gradually added more land, and today the winery has around 60 ha of vineyards divided among four sites: Pietradonice in Castelnuovo dell'Abate, Le Cetine in Sant'Angelo in Colle, and Cerretalto and Fiesole to the east, near the estate and facing Montalcino.

In 2000, the winery built new, fully underground cellars equipped with modern technology.

The estate is located in Montalcino, an area described as having excellent conditions for growing grapes and making great wines. The vineyards are spread across different slopes of Montalcino, varying greatly in their soils, microclimates, surroundings, and plant life. The four vineyard sites are Pietradonice in Castelnuovo dell'Abate, Le Cetine in Sant'Angelo in Colle, and Cerretalto and Fiesole, which lie to the east, near the estate, facing Montalcino.

Vineyards are managed separately, including dedicated vineyards for Rosso and Brunello.

In 2000, the winery built new, fully underground cellars equipped with modern technology.

Each Casanova di Neri wine is said to reflect the differences among the vineyard sites, with its own character and consistently high quality.