The best wine in the world?  Bunello di Motalcino, one of the symbols representing the pride of being  ‘Made in Italy’ is in fact the case, according to the American magazine  Wine Spectators, considered the bible of wine ratings. The first Brunello di Montalcino at the top of the list is Tenuta Nuova 2001, signed by Casanova di Neri, considered one of the most prestigious wineries in Montalcino.
“it is a great satisfaction that fills me with joy- Giacomo Neri exclaims at an intervew with winenews.net- ‘we have worked so hard in wineyards and cellars and this prize fulfills all of our sacrifices. It is a team victory and especially a prize to the enological greatness of Montalcino’.
The top wine list of the Wine spectator, has always been one of the most  awaited verdicts in the  world of international enology, and in  9th place is the Italian  wine La Brancaia, with supertuscan “Il Blu”, blend of Sangiovese (50%), Merlot (25%) e Cabernet Sauvignon (25%).
From this list one more Italian name stands out:  the wine-making expert Carlo Ferrini, one of the most famous in the country,  who is the special wine consultant of the two best Italian wineries, Casanova di Neri e La Branchia: “ I am really satisfied, it is an important result and a proud achievement for these young companies that have been working so hard in this field in recent years’.