Founded in 1937, this Tuscan cooperative winery unites around 400 local growers to make Vino Nobile and other Montepulciano wines. Guests can tour its cellars of centuries-old barrels and buy the wines online or on a booked tasting.
Best for Winery, cooperative, Vino-Nobile, Sangiovese
A Montepulciano wine estate producing Vino Nobile and Rosso di Montepulciano from organically farmed vineyards. Its wines can be bought through the online cart or tasted on a booked visit to the cellar.
Best for Organically farmed Vino Nobile and Rosso di Montepulciano, with booked cellar tastings
Maria Caterina Dei's Montepulciano winery on Via di Martiena has produced Vino Nobile under the family name since 1985, with its flagship 'Bossona' Riserva and a range of Tuscan reds, whites and Vin Santo. Visitors can shop the wines online or in person and stay for tastings, a restaurant and a vineyard resort.
Best for "Bossona" Riserva Vino Nobile, Vin Santo, and a vineyard resort since 1985
A historic Montepulciano cellar on Via Ricci producing Vino Nobile, Rosso di Montepulciano and Tuscan IGT wines beneath the town's old palaces. Wines are sold directly and tastings run through its cathedral-like underground galleries.
Best for Vino Nobile tastings in underground Montepulciano galleries
The Jacorossi family has made Vino Nobile di Montepulciano since 1972, ageing it in a sixteenth-century cellar beneath the Palazzo Tarugi and Palazzo Sinatti in the historic centre. Its wines, grappa, Vin Santo and olive oil are sold at the shop on Via Talosa and through the online store.
Best for Vino Nobile, grappa, Vin Santo and olive oil
A winery on the Valiano hill between Montepulciano and Cortona, formerly Villa di Valiano, crafting nine wines from native Tuscan grapes including Vino Nobile DOCG and Terrarossa. Bottles are sold through its online shop and its cellar hosts tastings, tours and events.