Tenuta di Morzano
Tenuta di Morzano sits in Toscana, the heart of central Italy's wine country. The estate focuses on Sangiovese, the region's signature grape—a variety prized for its structure, acidity, and ability to age. The winery's portfolio centers on Chianti expressions at various levels of complexity. Emilio Chianti Superiore, their highest-rated offering, demonstrates what the appellation can achieve with careful selection and winemaking. My Morzano Chianti Montespertoli Riserva and Il Quarto Chianti Riserva follow, each built from Sangiovese and reflecting the terroir of their respective zones. Wine Enthusiast and Wine Spectator have both assessed the winery's output, providing external perspective on quality. The wines sit in the mid-to-upper 80s by prestige rating—a range that speaks to solid, well-made Tuscan reds rather than outliers.
Critics
Wine Spectator, Wine Enthusiast