Tag Archive: Frescobaldi
Lamberto Frescobaldi On Acquisitions, Tariffs, and Opportunities In The U.S.
Marchesi Frescobaldi, with annual sales of $171 million, of which about 16% comes from the U.S., is one of Italy’s most venerable wine companies. The portfolio spans Tuscan estates such as Castello Pomino, Castello Nipozzano, Tenuta Perano, Tenuta Castiglioni, Tenuta CastelGiocondo, Tenuta Ammiraglia, Remole, Tenuta Calimaia, and Gorgona, along with Ornellaia and Masseto in Bolgheri, Tenuta Luce in Montalcino, and Attems in the Collio DOC (Friuli Venezia Giulia). Continue reading →
Posted in News on September 24, 2025Vintus Taps Breakthru In California Market
New York-based importer and marketer Vintus has aligned with Breakthru Beverage Group in the California market, effective September 1, following the news that RNDC will be exiting the Golden State. Continue reading →
Posted in News on July 9, 2025Wine Spectator: Frescobaldi And Marco De Grazia Team Up On Sicily’s Mount Etna
Tuscan wine dynasty Marchesi de’ Frescobaldi has bought a minority stake in the pioneering Mount Etna estate Tenute delle Terre Nere in Sicily. Continue reading →
Exclusive: Frescobaldi Consolidates U.S. Business With Vintus
New York-based importer and marketer Vintus, known for its luxury wine portfolio totaling around 500,000 cases, made several key additions to its range last year, and as we enter 2025, the company is continuing to target expansion opportunities. Continue reading →
Shaw-Ross Sees Italian Portfolio Drive Gains
Despite challenging conditions across the U.S. wine market, Florida-based importer Shaw-Ross International says it’s navigating the headwinds and maintaining growth at the higher end of its wine portfolio, which totals approximately 1.9 million cases, according to Impact Databank. Continue reading →
Posted in News on January 25, 2024Wine Spectator: Frescobaldi Buys Montepulciano’s Corte alla Flora
Marchesi di Frescobaldi has added another estate to its Tuscany portfolio, buying Corte alla Flora in Montepulciano. Continue reading →
Posted in News on September 20, 2021