Marchesi Antinori

Marchesi Antinori is a family-owned wine group with many estates and labels, not a single wine. It produces around 20 million bottles annually, largely from its own vineyards. Core wines include Chianti Classico Riservas and contemporary blends such as Tignanello, a Sangiovese-based red complemented by Cabernet Sauvignon.

Fruit is sourced beyond its traditional base, with key vineyards in Umbria and Puglia, broadening styles and expressions. The portfolio also spans international projects, including Antica Napa Valley in California and Col Solare in Washington State.

This network allows the family to oversee the journey from grape to glass across regions while maintaining a consistent house style.

Marchesi Antinori captivates wine enthusiasts by harmonizing time-honored tradition with modern flair.

• Historical legacy — The Antinori family brings centuries of expertise and quality.
• Trusted quality — Consistently top-rated wines reflect their dedication to excellence, guided by President Albiera Antinori and CEO Renzo Cotarella, with Piero Antinori as Honorary President.

• How long has Marchesi Antinori been producing wine?
  Since 1385, making it one of the oldest family-run wineries in the world and now in its 26th generation.
• Where is Marchesi Antinori based?
  Florence, Tuscany, Italy.
• Who owns and manages Marchesi Antinori?
  The company is fully owned by the Antinori family. Leadership includes Albiera Antinori (President), her sisters Allegra and Alessia (Vice Presidents), Renzo Cotarella (CEO), and Piero Antinori (Honorary President).
• What are Marchesi Antinori's most famous wines?
  Renowned for 'Super Tuscans' such as Tignanello and Solaia, along with Chianti Classico Riservas.
• Where are Marchesi Antinori's vineyards located?
  Primarily in Tuscany and Umbria, with additional vineyards in Puglia and international projects including Antica Napa Valley (California) and Col Solare (Washington State).
• What is the production output of Marchesi Antinori?
  Around 20 million bottles annually, mostly from its own vineyards.
• Is the winery open to visitors?
  Yes. Public access has been available since 2013 at their innovative winery near Florence (Antinori nel Chianti Classico).