Toscana · Italy
Decanter 95/100 · Falstaff 94/100 · Wine Enthusiast 93/100 + 2 more
La Massa produces wines in Toscana, the heart of central Italy's wine country. The winery's portfolio centers on Sangiovese, the region's signature variety, expressed through its flagship Carla and a second Toscana bottling. Both showcase the grape's characteristic structure and earthy complexity. Giorgio Primo, a Bordeaux-style blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot, and Merlot, rounds out the range—a testament to the region's capacity for international varieties alongside its native traditions. The wines have been assessed by major critics including Wine Advocate, Decanter, Wine Spectator, Wine Enthusiast, and Falstaff.
Address Via Case Sparse n. 9, 50022, Panzand in Chianti, Italy
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Critics Decanter 95/100 · Falstaff 94/100 · Wine Enthusiast 93/100 · Wine Advocate 93/100 · Wine Spectator 90/100 Are you the owner? Claim this profile →
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Giorgio Primo
DECANTER 95 · FALSTAFF 94 · WINE ADVOCATE 94 · WINE ENTHUSIAST 94 · WINE SPECTATOR 92
1997–2021
Carla (6) Toscana
WINE ADVOCATE 95 · FALSTAFF 94 · WINE SPECTATOR 91
2011–2021
Toscana
WINE ENTHUSIAST 93 · WINE SPECTATOR 90
2001–2020
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How is La Massa rated by critics? La Massa scores 94 on Femente's critic index, drawn from prestige guides including Decanter (95), Falstaff (94), Wine Enthusiast (93), and Wine Advocate (93).
What wines is La Massa known for? Its most critically rated wines are Giorgio Primo, Carla (6) Toscana, and Toscana, among 4 rated wines tracked on Femente.
Where is La Massa located? La Massa is in Toscana, Italy (Via Case Sparse n. 9, 50022, Panzand in Chianti, Italy). Visit La Massa
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La Massa La Massa produces wines in Toscana, the heart of central Italy's wine country. The winery's portfolio centers on Sangiovese, the region's signature variety, expressed through its flagship Carla and a second Toscana bottling. Both showcase the grape's characteristic structure and earthy complexity. Giorgio Primo, a Bordeaux-style blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot, and Merlot, rounds out the range—a testament to the region's capacity for international varieties alongside its native traditions. The wines have been assessed by major critics including Wine Advocate, Decanter, Wine Spectator, Wine Enthusiast, and Falstaff.
Critics Wine Enthusiast, Wine Spectator, Wine Advocate, Falstaff, Decanter
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