Fattoria Casalbosco Borgo Antico
About the Winery
Located on 150 sun-kissed hectares, Casalbosco overlooks the valleys between Prato and Pistoia, with the stunning Apennines providing a picturesque backdrop. Our hillside vineyards, perfectly positioned south-southeast, are ideal for cultivating a variety of grapes including Cabernet, Merlot, Sangiovese, Chardonnay, and Trebbiano. The Becagli family passionately manage the winery, harmonizing tradition with innovation. Each of our wine bottles features a new design inspired by the Romanesque decorations of the Cathedral of Pistoia, symbolizing our deep connection to the region. Visitors to Casalbosco are welcomed into a rich history of winemaking, rooted in the great Tuscan tradition, while embracing the future with an exceptional wine expert guiding our craft.
About the Wines
Casalbosco’s wine portfolio reflects the soul of Tuscan winemaking, with an emphasis on quality and tradition. Our lineup includes Chianti DOCG, Chianti Riserva DOCG, and the bold Carminio and Dorato, alongside our standout wine, Fuor Civitas, dedicated to the city of Pistoia. Recently, we have added Terrecotte, a monovarietal wine vinified and aged in terracotta amphorae, blending ancient methods with modern elegance. At the heart of our collection is Orchidea, a rich ruby-colored wine that captures the warmth of our vineyards. This special wine, enclosed in an elegant screen-printed bottle, is a tribute to the memory of Raffaella Becagli, symbolizing the passion and love that define our winery. Each wine at Casalbosco is crafted with care, evoking the beauty and history of the Tuscan hills.
Services
- Wireless Free
- Parking Free
- Wine Sale
- Accommodation
- Pet Friendly
- Weddings
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User Reviews (6)
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Interesting but fell short of expectations
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Casalbosco Tasting
I must point out, however, that the price paid is ABSOLUTELY not worth the proposed tour; in fact, we were only shown the barrel room (beautiful), and, it not being the season, neither the vineyards nor the estate, so I believe that 19 euros is excessive just for the barrel part.
Furthermore, there was no sign or anyone to tell us where to go for the visit.
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