Wine production in Sardinia dates back to ancient times. A variety of grape varieties are grown in the area, combined with traditional techniques and modern technology to produce excellent wine products. Sardinia is known for producing pink, red, and white wines with fruity aromas and floral bouquets that belong to a category controlled by composition and origin.
The region produces strong, full-bodied wines with a multifaceted and rich bouquet, as well as light and delicate wines with a dry taste, tenderness, and softness. There are aged wines as well as those that are better drunk young. Lovers and experienced tasters can find an option for any occasion, whether it be served with fish or meat, drunk on a hot summer day, or warmed up on a cozy winter evening.
What makes Sardinia wine different?
Ancient wine production history
Variety of grape varieties grown in the area
Combination of traditional techniques and modern technology
Excellent wine products
Category controlled by composition and origin
Strong, full-bodied wines with a multifaceted and rich bouquet
Light and delicate wines with a dry taste, tenderness, and softness
Aged wines as well as those that are better drunk young
What do people like about Sardinia wine?
Option for any occasion, whether it be served with fish or meat, drunk on a hot summer day, or warmed up on a cozy winter evening
Versatile wine that can be enjoyed by both lovers and experienced tasters