Banfi

Banfi is a surname of Italian origin. In addition to its use as a family name, Banfi is associated with notable commercial and cultural entities that bear the name. The most prominent is Castello Banfi, a wine estate in Tuscany, Italy. Located in the Montalcino area of the Siena province, Castello Banfi operates a winery and vineyard complex that produces a range of wines, including Brunello di Montalcino and Rosso di Montalcino. The estate combines wine production with hospitality facilities, such as a hotel and tasting rooms, and is part of a broader business group that markets Banfi wines internationally. Beyond Castello Banfi, the surname is found among Italian-speaking communities and diasporas, where individuals bearing the name participate in various professions, including business, academia, and the arts. The use of Banfi in place names, brands, or corporate identifications reflects its role as a recognizable Italian surname associated with viticulture and regional identity. Notable people bearing the surname are not enumerated here, but the name appears in various cultural and professional contexts.