Castello Nipozzano
Chianti Rùfina, Italy
The ancient defensive stronghold of Florence from the year 1000, the Castello Nipozzano is the most historic property of the Frescobaldi family. Castello Nipozzano’s renown was documented during the Renaissance, when famed artists like Donatello and Michelozzo Michelozzi made regular purchases from the estate. Nipozzano is without question the most important producer in the Rùfina zone of Chianti found 15 miles east of Florence.
Rùfina is notable because of its altitude, which in addition to creating wines of freshness, allows a slower, drawn out ripening that results in wines with a beautiful concentration in the mid-palate and polished tannins. This estate is a deep family affair, with the 11th-century castle holding each family member of the Frescobaldi’s private collection.
Wines
Nipozzano Riserva
Chianti Rufina
The emblematic wine from Castello Nipozzano, Nipozzano Riserva is a symbol of the Tuscan winemaking tradition and the bond between wine and its site of origin. This Sangiovese achieves a remarkable range of fruit, floral and spice flavors that reflect the estate’s characteristics and the grape varietal. The trademark balance of pleasure and elegance is achieved consistently year after year, instantly transporting you to the Tuscan countryside.
Montesodi
Chianti Rufina
Montesodi is the ultimate single-vineyard expression of Sangiovese at the Nipozzano estate. The vineyard has always been known as Montesodi due to the stony nature of the soil. It was the estate’s first cru wine, created in 1974, and is not only an extremely elegant and lively Sangiovese, but has the power to age for decades.
Trade Materials
Spec Sheet | PDF
Spec Sheet | PDF
Montesodi is the ultimate single-vineyard expression of Sangiovese at the Nipozzano estate. The vineyard has always been known as Montesodi due to the stony nature of the soil. It was…
