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The ancient village of CastelGiocondo, nestled in the unspoiled landscape of the Montalcino region, overlooks the estate’s vineyards, centuries-old forests, and the rich Mediterranean scrub. Nearby lies the famous medieval town, renowned worldwide for Brunello, one of Italy’s most important red wines, produced in this prestigious wine-growing region.
The harmonious lines of the landscape, so typically Tuscan, have inspired artists since the Renaissance. The works of contemporary artists invited through the Artisti per Frescobaldi project are displayed across various spaces of the CastelGiocondo estate. Each artist is also entrusted with creating a signature label for a limited and numbered series of Magnum bottles of Brunello di Montalcino, a tangible expression of the dialogue between contemporary art and the culture of wine.
CastelGiocondo Wines
CastelGiocondo is one of the most important producers of Brunello di Montalcino.
At CastelGiocondo, the principal crop is Sangiovese grapes.
Montalcino
The ancient medieval town of Montalcino is located to the south of Siena. It is famous for its beauty, but above all for the renowned Brunello di Montalcino, the most important red wine in Italy, which is produced in this small region.
Montalcino is immersed in a typically Tuscan landscape of perfect and elegant lines that inspired numerous artists of the Renaissance.