Wineries

Cantina Tondini

Cantina Tondini was founded in 2004, with the goal of producing quality grapes and wines. The vineyards cover an area of twenty hectares, located in one of the most suited areas in the world for the production of Vermentino.

Argiolas - Argiolas & C.

Cantine Argiolas

Sella & Mosca

Sella & Mosca S.r.l is a renowned winery that produces high-quality wines that exemplify the rich and diverse history of their land. They have a vast selection of wines, ranging from classic to innovative, showcasing their dedication to winemaking. The winery has a beautiful estate with a unique terroir that allows them to grow a wide variety of grapes. They place great value on sustainability and ecological preservation, ensuring they leave a positive impact on the environment. Sella & Mosca S.r.l is a must-visit for wine enthusiasts looking for a unique and exceptional wine experience.

Capichera

Argiolas

Jerzu Antichi Poderi

Jerzu Antichi Poderi is a winery that produces high-quality wines with traditional methods passed down through generations. The winery is committed to preserving the authenticity of the land and its grapes, which are harvested by hand and carefully selected to produce wines that reflect the character of the territory. Their wines are recognized for their complexity, balance, and elegance, making them a perfect representation of the Italian wine culture.

Tenute Sella e Mosca Spa

Tenute Sella & Mosca

Consorzio di Tutela Del Vermentino di Gallura Docg

The Consortium for the Protection of Vermentino di Gallura DOCG, the only DOCG in Sardinia, has big plans for the promotion of the Vermentino wine and, in a more enlarged view, of the Gallura territory.

In this perspective it includes the branding project that Redfish brings forward and that, starting from the design of the institutional logo, passes through the creation of the coordinated image and the institutional communication.



The logo, a perfect synthesis of the main characters of the Consortium: the land of Gallura, represented by its heraldic symbol of the cock taking shape in the waves of a glass of Vermentino that is made spin.

The colors want to draw the nuances of Vermentino, from yellow to greenish, typical of this outstanding wine of Sardinia.

Consorzio di Tutela Vini di Sardegna

The Consortium was founded on 25th July 2007, approved by competent bodies with the decree of 19.12.2007 and published in the Gazzetta Ufficiale of 21.12.2007 pursuant to Art. 19 of the Law No. 164 of 10.12.1992.



It was created by the desire of a group of companies that, with the fundamental contribution of the Chamber of Commerce of Cagliari, decided to carry out in a unified form the following purposes:

the control of quality and traceability from the land up to the finished bottle;

the protection of production and the use of the designation;

the enhancement and promotion of the protected wines ;

the proposal and consultation with the Public Administration



for the achievement of which it operates in units of purpose and synergy with the "Consorzio di Tutela Vini di Cagliari" and with the "Consorzio di Tutela Vino Carignano del Sulcis".

Consorzio di Tutela Del Cannonau di Sardegna

The Consortium for the Protection of Cannonau di Sardegna was formed on 30th January 2007, with seat in Nuoro at the Chamber of Commerce, has been officially recognized by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Forestry pursuant to Article 19 of the Law No.164/92 laying down the new specifications on the designations of origin of wines.



The recognition took place with the Ministerial Decree of 19/09/2007 published in the Gazzetta Ufficiale No. 229 of 02/10/2007. The Decree, in addition to the approval of the Statute of the Consortium, instructs the same to carry out responsibilities of protection, enhancement, general care of the interest relating to the Cannonau di Sardegna designation of origin, as well as of proposal and consultation with the Public Administration.



In Sardinia, to date, is the first and only Consortium of the wine sector to have obtained the important ministerial recognition. This allows us to fill a historical gap, being Sardinia among the important regions for wine production, the only one in Italy that has not activated the instrument of the Consortium of Protection yet.



To date, the Consortium has been joined by the majority of the regional producers which, together, claim more than 40% of the area planted with Cannonau di Sardegna D.O.C. vines.