Brolio Castle

Brolio Castle is a historic fortress located in the Chianti region of Italy, dating back to the 11th century. It was originally built for defense and later became known for its vineyards and wine production, particularly Chianti wines. The castle features medieval architecture, including thick stone walls and towers, and is surrounded by scenic vineyards and olive groves. Today, it functions as a winery and hotel, offering visitors a combination of history, culture, and wine tasting experiences. Brolio Castle is celebrated for its rich heritage and its role in shaping the region’s renowned wine industry.