The year 2025 marks an important chapter for Tommasi Family Estates. Through awards and ratings, it tells the story of a consistent style and the depth of the territories in which the family has been working for over a century.
It is not only a season of confirmations, but the testimony of a journey that brings together people, places, and different winemaking visions—each with its own identity.
De Buris: the icon that continues to shine
The De Buris project continues its path as a symbol of research, culture, and territorial identity.
The 2025 accolades once again place the Amarone Riserva 2013 and the Valpolicella Superiore 2019 at the top of critics’ lists—wines that uniquely express the depth of the Valpolicella Classica through the voice of the La Groletta vineyard and the historic Villa De Buris.
These awards not only confirm the value of the wines, but also strengthen De Buris’ role as a contemporary manifesto of the territory.
Valpolicella Classica and Lugana: the strength of Tommasi’s roots
In 2025, the great wines of Valpolicella Classica received outstanding ratings from both Italian and international guides, reaffirming a style built on balance, finesse, and aromatic depth.
These results highlight not only the wines themselves, but also the meticulous care of the historic vineyards, the attention given to appassimento, and the artisanal work in the cellar.
Le Fornaci once again stands out among the leading wineries of the Lugana denomination.
Critics praise both the classic Lugana and the Riserva, underlining their purity of expression, mineral tension, and brilliant freshness.
The elegance of Casisano’s altitude in Montalcino
In Montalcino, Casisano confirms its authority with a series of awards that showcase the elegance of its Brunello: a wine appreciated for its stylistic precision, its clean interpretation of the vintage, and a texture that blends depth with vertical lift.
The 2025 evaluations reflect a consistent path shaped by targeted vineyard decisions and a winemaking approach that prioritizes balance and finesse.
Ammura brings a defined, forward-looking personality to Etna
Ammura is the newest chapter in Tommasi’s journey on Etna—a territory that demands precision, attention, and respect for its unique natural dynamics.
Though young, the estate is already showing clear identity and structure, with 2025 results confirming a project that is evolving with coherence and strength. Ammura brings to the group a new Sicilian perspective rooted in precision and authenticity.
In the Vulture region of Basilicata, Paternoster’s strong and authentic voice stands out
The year 2025 is particularly meaningful for Paternoster, also thanks to the debut of Barone Rotondo, the estate’s new wine: an Aglianico del Vulture Superiore that launches with authority and an impressive series of awards, immediately positioning it among the leading labels of the denomination.
This year’s accolades further highlight how the winery’s historic heritage continues to translate into deep, distinctive wines capable of standing out within the broader landscape of Southern Italy.
Caseo highlights the vitality of Metodo Classico from Oltrepò Pavese
Caseo Pinot Nero Metodo Classico Brut has earned recognitions that reward its freshness, precision, and aromatic complexity.
These results confirm the estate’s strong vocation for high-quality sparkling wines and the continued rise of the Oltrepò Pavese territory on both the national and international stage.
The brightness of Poggio al Tufo in the Tuscan Maremma
In the Maremma, Poggio al Tufo offers another expression of Tuscany: more Mediterranean, open, and sunlit.
The 2025 ratings confirm the estate’s ability to produce wines that are immediate yet never simple, where freshness and structure find an effortless balance.
