Tommasi Consolidates Presence Across Italy's Premier Wine Territories Tommasi, the Valpolicella-based wine group, has solidified its footprint across Italy's most prestigious growing regions through a portfolio of eight estates and strategic partnerships. The family-owned operation's holdings include its flagship Tommasi estate 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 newer project in Orvieto, Umbria. The group also maintains a partnership with Marco Felluga Russiz Superiore in Collio, Friuli Venezia Giulia. According to the company, each estate operates under a shared philosophy that emphasizes expressing "the unique character of its territory while pursuing the highest standards of quality." The Tommasi family says it combines "tradition with innovation" while prioritizing sustainability, hospitality, and long-term territorial development.
Why It Matters
Tommasi's multi-region approach positions it to serve wholesale and on-premise accounts seeking portfolio depth across Italy's most recognized appellations—a strategy increasingly common among established producers seeking to reduce single-region vulnerability and capture broader retail shelf space.
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Written by FBM Publications Editors
