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The great Ruffino icons

A unique opportunity to taste the exclusive selection of iconic Ruffino labels, a union of tradition, passion, and innovation to offer you a journey through the finest terroirs.

The apex of Poggio Casciano’s terroir

Introduced in 2011, Alauda represents the pinnacle of Ruffino's artisanal approach and distinctive style. Only produced in limited amounts, it eloquently captures the essence of the Poggio Casciano and Montemasso estates, uniting indigenous Tuscan reds with premier international grape varieties.

A regal expression of Brunello di Montalcino
94 points, Wine Spectator

In Montalcino, Sangiovese Grosso, known as Brunello locally, is a reason for celebration. This wine represents the most profound and exquisite expression of the region, harmonizing robust body with unmatched finesse. Ruffino's Brunello DOCG embodies their centuries-old winemaking wisdom and meticulous craftsmanship from vineyard to bottle.

94 points, Wine Spectator

A regal expression of Brunello di Montalcino 
94 points, Wine Spectator

In Montalcino, Sangiovese Grosso, known as Brunello locally, is a reason for celebration. This wine represents the most profound and exquisite expression of the region, harmonizing robust body with unmatched finesse. Ruffino's Brunello DOCG embodies their centuries-old winemaking wisdom and meticulous craftsmanship from vineyard to bottle.

94 points, Wine Spectator

The pinnacle of excellence
94 points, Wine Spectator

Romitorio di Santedame, a limited-production Gran Selezione from Castellina in Chianti, pays homage to a rich history while embracing a bright future. A blend of Sangiovese and Colorino, a nearly forgotten indigenous Tuscan grape variety that has been revived in recent years through research and preservation efforts, made from grapes grown in the “Conca d’Oro” of Chianti Classico.

The ultimate expression of Ruffino’s style
93 points, Decanter

Modus Primo, a distinguished Supertuscan, blends three noble grape varieties–Merlot, Sangiovese, and Cabernet Sauvignon–from three distinct vineyards. It honors the legacy of Modus, showcasing the excellence of Poggio Casciano’s terroir through each refined vintage.

93 points, Decanter

The ultimate expression of Ruffino's style 
93 points, Decanter

Modus Primo, a distinguished Supertuscan, blends three noble grape varieties–Merlot, Sangiovese, and Cabernet Sauvignon–from three distinct vineyards. It honors the legacy of Modus, showcasing the excellence of Poggio Casciano’s terroir through each refined vintage.

93 points, Decanter

The ultimate expression of Ruffino's Style 
94 points, Wine Enthusiast

Modus Primo, a distinguished Supertuscan, blends three noble grape varieties–Merlot, Sangiovese, and Cabernet Sauvignon–from three distinct vineyards. It honors the legacy of Modus, showcasing the excellence of Poggio Casciano’s terroir through each refined vintage.

94 points, Wine Enthusiast

A contemporary interpretation of Tuscany

"Modus," derived from the Latin words for "method" and "measure," represents Ruffino's contemporary approach to blending three noble grape varieties. Introduced in 1997, it stands as an internationally acclaimed Supertuscan. This exquisite wine embodies the pursuit of balance between its components: vines, sunlight, terroir, and craftsmanship.

A contemporary interpretation of Tuscany

"Modus," derived from the Latin words for "method" and "measure," represents Ruffino's contemporary approach to blending three noble grape varieties. Introduced in 1997, it stands as an internationally acclaimed Supertuscan. This exquisite wine embodies the pursuit of balance between its components: vines, sunlight, terroir, and craftsmanship.

The prince of Chianti Classico
95 points, James Suckling

In 1927, the inaugural Riserva Ducale vintage was crafted as a homage to the wine-loving Duke of Aosta. Two decades later, in 1947, Ruffino commemorated the exceptional vintage by introducing the inaugural Riserva Ducale Oro, heralding the concept of Gran Selezione ahead of its time. Its potential for decades of aging is matched only by its historical significance.

95 punti, James Suckling

The prince of Chianti Classico
5 Grappoli, Bibenda 2025

In 1927, the inaugural Riserva Ducale vintage was crafted as a homage to the wine-loving Duke of Aosta. Two decades later, in 1947, Ruffino commemorated the exceptional vintage by introducing the inaugural Riserva Ducale Oro, heralding the concept of Gran Selezione ahead of its time. Its potential for decades of aging is matched only by its historical significance.

5 Grappoli, Bibenda 2025

The prince of Chianti Classico
5 Grappoli, Bibenda 2025

In 1927, the inaugural Riserva Ducale vintage was crafted as a homage to the wine-loving Duke of Aosta. Two decades later, in 1947, Ruffino commemorated the exceptional vintage by introducing the inaugural Riserva Ducale Oro, heralding the concept of Gran Selezione ahead of its time. Its potential for decades of aging is matched only by its historical significance.

5 Grappoli, Bibenda 2025

The quintessential Ruffino Chianti Classico

In 1890, the Duke of Aosta visited Pontassieve after learning of a hidden gem in the cellar of the newly established Ruffino, a rising winery known for its Chianti. Impressed, he made Ruffino the royal supplier, and this wine has been a flagship since 1927, bearing its iconic label.

The quintessential Ruffino Chianti Classico
Gold Medal - The Drink Business Global Sangiovese Masters

In 1890, the Duke of Aosta visited Pontassieve after learning of a hidden gem in the cellar of the newly established Ruffino, a rising winery known for its Chianti. Impressed, he made Ruffino the royal supplier, and this wine has been a flagship since 1927, bearing its iconic label.

Gold Medal - The Drink Business Global Sangiovese Masters

The synthesis of local tradition and modern winemaking

Aziano is a traditional Chianti Classico, aged solely in stainless steel to enhance the characteristic fruity and floral notes of Sangiovese.

Innovation on the Tuscan coast 

Bolgheri has long been synonymous with top-tier Tuscan red wines. In a span of fewer than 30 years, the Bolgheri DOC appellation has ascended to global prominence, distinguished for consistently producing highly acclaimed wines. This blend of international grape varieties yields a potent and resolute wine of distinctive character.

A beloved classic

An inviting Chianti Classico produced in the homonymous estate in Castellina in Chianti, characterized by a fresh and fruity style, with a few months of barrel aging.

Elegance and grace in a dynamic rosé

A Provençal-style rosé, boasting the classic copper-pink hue with golden reflections, characterized by Mediterranean scrub notes and pronounced salinity. Its name pays homage to femininity: Venus, an emblem of beauty and refined sensuality.

Elegance and grace in a dynamic rosé

A Provençal-style rosé, boasting the classic copper-pink hue with golden reflections, characterized by Mediterranean scrub notes and pronounced salinity. Its name pays homage to femininity: Venus, an emblem of beauty and refined sensuality.

Pristine elegance

Aqua di Venus emerges from a project dedicated to highlighting the enchanting Southern Maremma coast in Tuscany. The region's occasional ruggedness is beautifully juxtaposed by the exquisite design of the bottle, which achieved remarkable success with its rosé counterpart. This white wine embodies the same spirit, offering a delightful interpretation enriched by three varietals - Sangiovese, Vermentino, and Chardonnay - combined with Ruffino's winemaking expertise.

Pristine elegance

Aqua di Venus emerges from a project dedicated to highlighting the enchanting Southern Maremma coast in Tuscany. The region's occasional ruggedness is beautifully juxtaposed by the exquisite design of the bottle, which achieved remarkable success with its rosé counterpart. This white wine embodies the same spirit, offering a delightful interpretation enriched by three varietals - Sangiovese, Vermentino, and Chardonnay - combined with Ruffino's winemaking expertise.

Tuscan Pinot Grigio par excellence

Pinot Grigio was initially introduced at La Solatìa in 2002, although the exploration of international grape varieties in Tuscany had begun earlier. This wine, refined in the distinctive Ruffino style, represents an achievement in enhancing its character with a refined touch, making it a refined, versatile choice. Moreover, the recent use of ceramic amphorae further enhances the wine’s structure and aromatic concentration.

The Prosecco signed by Ruffino

Bursting with light, fresh, and fruity notes, the Prosecco DOC is as vibrant as an Italian summer. Effortlessly elegant, irresistibly sparkling, and waiting to be discovered.

A remarkable Tuscan nectar

Vin Santo's origins are ancient, possibly linked to a Greek island wine called Xanthos. However, it's more likely its name stems from its religious use.

The sweet soul of Montalcino

The production of Moscadello in this area is very ancient and it dates back to the Renaissance time. To honor this centuries-old tradition, the most challenging and prestigious version of Moscadello was produced: the Vendemmia Tardiva (Late Harvest), resulting in a one-of-a-kind vintage, the first and the last, born from old and low-yielding vines.