Wine Industry Advisor published a comprehensive release detailing key 2021 highlights from Tommasi Family Estates and listed some of the critically acclaimed wines from the portfolio, including De Buris Amarone della Valpolicella Classico D.O.C.G. Riserva 2010 – named as one of Vivino’s Top 100 wines of the year – Le Fornaci Lugana Riserva D.O.C. 2018, Casisano Colombaiolo Brunello D.O.C.G. Riserva 2015 and Paternoster Don Anselmo Aglianico 2016.

Looking ahead to the winemaking family’s 120th anniversary, the Tommasi Family Estates has outlined several objectives for 2022 from both an investment and sustainability perspective. Pierangelo Tommasi adds, “Our 120th anniversary will not only be a milestone we have reached, but also an opportunity to look towards the future with optimism and well-defined projects, as well as clear strategies for relaunching and renewing, consolidating and giving greater structure to our governance.” We encourage you to read the full report that shares key data points as well as specific project details HERE

Tenuta CastelGiocondo and Casisano both shine in Wine Spectator‘s sweeping Brunello di Montalcino report from the June 2026 issue. The coverage includes a tasting of nearly 150 wines from a vintage senior editor Bruce Sanderson rates 99 points overall and declares a rival to the legendary 2016. The 2021 season’s natural yield reductions, hot dry summer, and cool September nights produced wines of striking balance, energy, and aging potential.

CastelGiocondo earned 94 points for its 2021 Brunello (“balanced and vibrant, with resonant tannins”) and 95 for its Ripe Al Convento Riserva 2020, praised as “dense and muscular with a vibrant feel.” Casisano matched the achievement with dual 94-point scores: its 2021 Brunello described as “round and fleshy with fine balance and energy,” and its Colombaiolo Riserva 2020 called “resonant” with “a juicy texture, solid structure, and a long, focused finish.”

Check out the full Brunello report HERE.