Castellare di Castellina, located in the heart of Chianti Classico, was founded in 1970 by Paolo Panerai. The winery is renowned for its commitment to quality and tradition, focusing on indigenous grape varieties and sustainable farming practices. They are particularly known for their 'I Sodi di San Niccolò,' a Super Tuscan made primarily from Sangiovese, and their dedication to biodiversity, even featuring a different bird on each vintage label to highlight their environmental efforts.
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Chianti Toscano
Sangiovese
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Where is Castallare located?
Castallare calls Chianti Classico, Italy home, and has been making wine there since 1970.
What wines does Castallare make?
You will find Castallare working with Sangiovese.