Albino Armani Wine

About Albino Armani

Albino Armani represents a winegrowing tradition dating back more than 400 years in the Adige valley of north-eastern Italy. For newcomers, the house's wines are an accessible entry into northern Italian grape varieties and styles; for collectors it's interesting that such an old family enterprise now runs production in several locations across Italy, offering a wide range of regional expressions gathered under one historic name.

History & Background

The Armani family has grown wine in the Adige valley since 1607, making the house one of Italy's oldest still-active wine families. Through the generations the family has expanded production from the original valley to several other Italian regions, while the fundamental philosophy of letting the land and grape variety speak through the wine has remained unchanged. Today the house is run by the 15th generation, combining the long history with modern winemaking technique.

Production & Style

The grapes grow in the region's cool, mountainous climate, giving the wines a fresh, elegant profile.

Signature Style

Fresh, Elegant, Mineral
The wine offers a fresh, elegant character with a mineral finish.

Facts

Did You Know?

Albino Armani is part of the wide range of lesser-known but solid wine producers who rarely get the same attention as the very biggest, classic names.

Like Albino Armani? You should also try:

Årø Vingård, Errazuriz Vin and Rolland Galarreta Vin.