Multi-Region Expansion Positions Tommasi as Vertically Integrated Producer Tommasi has established itself as a significant player in Italian wine through a portfolio spanning eight estates across seven regions, each rooted in a distinct geographic and cultural identity. The group's holdings include its flagship Tommasi property in Veneto, Tenuta di Caseo in Lombardy, Casisano in Montalcino, Poggio al Tufo in Tuscany's Maremma, Masseria Surani in Puglia, Paternoster in Basilicata, Ammura on Mount Etna in Sicily, and a newly launched project in Orvieto, Umbria. The company also maintains a partnership with Marco Felluga Russiz Superiore in Collio, Friuli Venezia Giulia. The family's strategy centers on combining tradition with innovation while maintaining sustainability practices and hospitality standards. According to the company, each estate "expresses the unique character of its territory while pursuing the highest standards of quality."
Why It Matters
For hospitality operators and wine buyers, Tommasi's geographic diversification offers access to multiple Italian wine styles under a single producer committed to long-term territorial stewardship—a differentiator in a crowded premium wine market.
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Written by FBM Publications Editors
