Tenuta Casuccio Tarletti sits in Chianti, the heart of Tuscany, where Sangiovese defines the regional identity. The winery produces two flagship expressions: a Chianti Classico and the Campoalto Chianti Classico Riserva, both built on the grape's characteristic structure and earthy depth. Sangiovese in this zone yields wines of moderate alcohol and bright acidity, with tannins that age gracefully. Both wines have been assessed by major critics including Wine Enthusiast, Wine Advocate, Wine Spectator, and Decanter. The Chianti Classico carries an average prestige rating of 87.7, while the Campoalto Riserva—aged longer and more concentrated—averages 87.3. These scores reflect the winery's commitment to the classical Chianti template: wines that balance power with restraint, suited to food and to cellaring.