Clemente VII Settimo is a Super Tuscan red wine produced by Castelli del Grevepesa in the Toscana IGT appellation of Tuscany, Italy. The wine is a blend led predominantly by Sangiovese, complemented by smaller portions of Merlot and Syrah, crafted in the tradition of the Chianti Classico region.

In the glass, the wine presents a medium ruby color with aromas of cherries and oak. On the palate, flavors of cherry, wild berry, and plum come forward with good acidity and a medium-plus body, leading into an earthy, oaky finish. The wine carries a 92-point rating from Wine Advocate and has a retail value of approximately $20–$25 per bottle.

The Castelli del Grevepesa cooperative has been producing wines in the Chianti Classico zone since 1965 and is known for blending traditional Tuscan grape varieties with international cultivars to create the Super Tuscan style. The Clemente VII label is named in honor of Pope Clement VII, who had historical ties to Florence and the surrounding Tuscan region. The wine carries 14% ABV.