Italian winery listings
Page 7 of 11 in the Italian winery directory, with estate profiles, tasting options, cellar tours, booking details, and wine availability.
Feudi Salentini
Salento winery based in Leporano, just south of Taranto. Its flagship is Collezione 53, an old-vine Primitivo di Manduria, backed by Negroamaro, Verdeca and Malvasia bianca lines.
Est. 1977
Grattamacco
The second estate to believe in Bolgheri and the first to bottle a Bolgheri Rosso: high-hill vines, bush-trained Cabernet and a famous Vermentino.
Est. 1969
Grosjean
Three-generation family estate at Ollignan, on the border of Quart and Saint-Christophe. It was the first winery in Valle d'Aosta to be certified organic, in 2011. The range is led by Petite Arvine, Cornalin, Fumin and Torrette Superieur.
La Crotta di Vegneron
A 53-family cooperative in central Aosta Valley, anchoring the Chambave and Nus sub-zones of Valle d'Aosta DOC. Best known for Moscato di Chambave (dry and flétri), Nus Malvoisie and the Quatremillemètres metodo classico mountain sparklers.
Lamole di Lamole
Terraced vines up to 655 metres above Greve in Chianti, and a cellar from the 1300s. Chianti Classico at every level, from Duelame to two single-vineyard Gran Selezione wines. Tastings, tours and a vineyard picnic can be booked online.
Est. 1830
Malenchini Wine Estate
The Malenchini family has owned the Villa Medicea di Lilliano since 1830 and farms 18 hectares of organic vines and 12,000 olive trees around it. Chianti Colli Fiorentini, Chianti Superiore and a pure Canaiolo, with five bookable tours and tastings, one of them a vineyard picnic, and villas to stay in.
Est. 2015
Maugeri
Renato Maugeri and his three daughters revived a family vineyard at Milo in 2015. Carricante whites from lava-walled terraces 700 metres up, facing the sea, with vineyard walks and tastings to book.
Est. 1820
Roberto Sarotto
Roberto Sarotto's family has made wine at Neviglie since 1820. Seven generations on, its vines stretch from Barolo and Barbaresco to Gavi. The cellar holds the world's largest oak barrel. Tours and tastings are booked online. The family also runs a bed and breakfast in the village and a wine bar with a museum in Alba.
Rocca di Montemassi
The Zonin family's organic farm estate below the hill village of Montemassi. Maremma Toscana DOC wines from Vermentino, Sangiovese and Syrah, a museum of country life, Maremmana cattle, and four tours and tastings to book.
Est. 1978
San Patrignano
A drug-recovery community on the Rimini hills whose residents learn winemaking: Sangiovese, Cabernet and a classic-method sparkling that fund help given free.
Sassotondo
In the volcanic hills between Pitigliano and Sovana, where the soft tufo rock makes the vineyards, the houses and the cellars. Carla Benini and Edoardo Ventimiglia left Rome for a ruined farm here in 1990 and made their first wine in 1997. Certified organic since 1994, biodynamic since 2007, and known above all for Ciliegiolo.
Est. 1975
Sesti
Giuseppe Sesti, a historian of astronomy, bought the ruined Castello di Argiano in 1975 and planted Brunello vines in 1990. Thirteen hectares of vines, large Slavonian casks, and a Riserva named Phenomena with a new astronomical label each release.
Tenimenti Grieco
A family estate at Portocannone, on the hills above the Adriatic in Molise. It makes Tintilia del Molise DOC and Biferno Rosso DOC alongside the Terre degli Osci IGT range. The Triassi Bordeaux blend is the flagship, and 200 Metri Tintilia is its Molise calling card.
Tenuta Di Vaira
The Di Vaira family came to Bolgheri from Molise in the 1950s. Fresh Caccia al Palazzo wines, oak-aged Notti di Luna and the Bolgherese, with tours to book and tastings without booking.
Torre Mora
Thirteen organic hectares at 600 to 750 metres on Etna's north slope, in the contrade of Dafara Galluzzo and Alboretto Chiuse del Signore. Nerello Mascalese leads an Etna DOC range through the Cauru and Scalunera lines. The lava-stone palmento hosts bookable four-wine tastings.
Est. 2000
Agricola Tiberio
Family-run since 2000 in the hills of inland Pescara. Tiberio farms some of Abruzzo's oldest Trebbiano Abruzzese vines, plus a Pecorino vineyard planted at the start of that grape's modern revival. Fonte Canale and Archivio lead the single-vineyard wines.
Est. 1985
Azienda Agricola Castel de Paolis
The Santarelli family has run this Grottaferrata estate since the first vines went in during 1974. Frascati Superiore DOCG, the Viognier-led Donna Adriana and the Syrah-led I Quattro Mori show what the Castelli Romani can do at low yields. Guided tastings tour the vines and a cellar where Roman-age water cisterns still hold the barrels.
Est. 1973
Azienda Agricola Decugnano dei Barbi
Decugnano dei Barbi sits in the hills north-east of Orvieto, on sandy soil full of fossil seashells. Claudio Barbi took on the abandoned estate in 1973, and the estate says his first sparkling wine, from 1978, was the first of its kind in Umbria. His son Enzo carries on the work. Mare Antico, an Orvieto Classico Superiore, is the white the estate says best represents it, beside the red A.D.1212 and the sweet Pourriture Noble. Tours, tastings and cooking classes can be booked online, and Villa Barbi sleeps up to ten.
Est. 1836
Azienda Agricola Il Mosnel
Il Mosnel is a five-generation Franciacorta estate in Camignone di Passirano, at the heart of the zone. Organic vineyards ring the old borgo, and the sparkling range climbs from the entry Brut to the single-year Satèn, EBB and Parosé and a long-aged Riserva. The Barboglio family has farmed the property since 1836.
Azienda Vinicola Paternoster
Founded in 1925 in Barile, Paternoster built its name on one grape, Aglianico, grown on the volcanic slopes of Monte Vulture. Don Anselmo and Barone Rotondo lead the range, with Synthesi the approachable partner and Vulcanico the volcanic-soil Falanghina white. Part of Tommasi Family Estates since 2016, with Fabio Mecca, fourth generation of the family, leading the winemaking.
Est. 1956
Cantina Sociale di Trento
Trento's 1956 growers' co-operative: about 480 member growers, hills at 650 to 700 metres, and the Chardonnay-based 601 Trentodoc range at the front of the cellar.
Est. 1965
Castello dei Rampolla
Family land since 1739 in Panzano's Conca d'Oro, farmed biodynamically since 1994: home of Sammarco and d'Alceo, with small appointment-only visits.
Est. 1983
Dal Forno Romano
Founded in 1983 by Romano Dal Forno in Val d'Illasi, the eastern arm of Valpolicella, and family-run today by his son Marco. The 34 hectare estate is planted at almost 13,000 vines per hectare and makes three wines: Valpolicella Superiore Monte Lodoletta, Amarone della Valpolicella DOCG Monte Lodoletta and the rare Vigna Seré passito.
Follador
Follador has made wine at Col San Martino since 1769, when the Doge of Venice rewarded Giovanni Follador's quality. Gianfranco Follador's four children now run the estate, filling around 1.5 million bottles a year, with every Superiore grape picked by hand on the steep Conegliano Valdobbiadene hills. Tastings, cellar tours and a vineyard tasting below the Torri di Credazzo can be booked.