Tommasi is Winery of the Year according to Gambero Rosso's 2027 Italian Wine Guide.

Ommasi Family Estates has been named Winery of the Year by Gambero Rosso's 2027 Vini d'Italia Guide , one of the most respected awards in the Italian wine scene. The awards ceremony will be held on Sunday, October 25th in Rome, at the Nuvola, during the official presentation of the Guide.

This is the motivation from Gambero Rosso:

This family boasts 125 years of winemaking tradition, and the fourth generation continues the company with extraordinary enthusiasm. The Tommasis are among the finest representatives of Valpolicella, but they have had the courage and foresight to invest in seven regions, in Italy's finest terroirs, from Oltrepò to Collio, from Maremma to Montalcino, from Salento to Basilicata, and even Mount Etna, creating a group of international renown.

The ambassador for this award will be the Amarone della Valpolicella Classico Riserva Ca' Florian 2018 , awarded the Tre Bicchieri. Produced from the vineyard of the same name, Ca' Florian represents the pinnacle of Tommasi's vision for Amarone: elegance, depth, and the ability to evolve over time.

" Receiving the title of Winery of the Year is a source of great pride and profound gratitude for us ," says Pierangelo Tommasi , CEO. " It's an award that honors not just one wine or one terroir, but a journey built over time, across generations, with the hard work of our entire family and the people who share this story with us every day. The fact that it arrives on the eve of our 125th anniversary makes it even more special: we dedicate it to those who came before us, to our Valpolicella, and to the fifth generation, who are already looking to the future. "

The family's focus is already on the coming years. At the heart of this is a commitment to sustainability , involving vineyards and wineries with certification processes already underway; hospitality , with Villa Quaranta Tommasi Wine Resort & Thermal SPA and the Tommasi Wine Hospitality experiences, which welcome approximately 10,000 visitors to the group's territories each year; and a wine culture founded on quality and awareness .

Today, Tommasi Family Estates is led by nine family members and boasts 957 hectares of vineyards across eight Italian regions . Alongside the historic winery in Valpolicella Classica, the group includes Le Fornaci in Lugana, Tenuta di Caseo in Oltrepò Pavese, Casisano in Montalcino, Poggio al Tufo in Maremma Tuscany and Umbria, Masseria Surani in Puglia, Paternoster nel Vulture in Basilicata, and Ammura on Mount Etna, as well as a partnership in Collio with Marco Felluga – Russiz Superiore. With a production of approximately 5 million bottles, a turnover of approximately €35 million, and an export share of 85%, Tommasi is today among the most recognized ambassadors of Italian wine in the world.