The Impostino takes its name from the ancient post office, called "imposed" , which stood in this place of passage between the Maremma and the Tuscan hinterland, where travelers stopped for the change of mounts, as well as to refresh themselves with a hot meal and a good glass of wine .

The estate is part of the Alta Maremma Toscana , within the Montecucco area , a recently rediscovered terroir that has aroused the attention and interest of wine critics. Its proximity to the renowned Brunello area in fact suggests a possible similarity in the characteristics of the wines produced there and recalls the curiosity of wine lovers for its favorable location in a fertile territory of ancient volcanic origin located between Mount Amiata and the Tyrrhenian Sea with its propitious currents.

Ideal cradle of the Sangiovese grape , in this particular expression to be discovered, it is considered deserving of the DOCG in the Riserva typology , of which the Viandante is a representative example , a wine that develops in its aromatic amplitude refining for a long time in oak barrels. While the flagship of the range is undoubtedly the White Wolf , a wine with an important structure, characterized by fruity and balsamic notes, which garnered the international appreciation of critics by winning 91 points out of 100 by the well-known critic James Suckling and 90 Luca Maroni points for the current year. Montecucco DOC Impostino, on the other hand, is a blend of Sangiovese and other international grapes, which make it a very pleasant drinkable wine , suitable for multiple occasions, whose quality is certified by the 93 points of Wine Spectator won in 2011.