The Lamole di Lamole estate was founded after the Second World War. The historic cellar, which still houses the maturation rooms and the wine tavern today, dates back to the mid-14th century and was part of the Lamole castle. The winery has a total of 288 hectares, of which 40 hectares are planted with vines in the Lamole area. The average age of the vines in these vineyards is 25-30 years, with "peak values" of 74 years in the upper part of the Il Prato vineyard.

Since 2005, Lamole has initiated a process of sustainable soil conversion, allowing them to manage their vineyards entirely organically.

The vineyards of Lamole di Lamole are located at an altitude of up to 650 meters above sea level, making them among the highest in the Chianti Classico DOCG appellation.