Unmaredivino

The story begins with Gioacchino, the patriarch of the Sini family, who was born in 1881 and had a deep connection to the town of Berchidda in the Olbia Tempio province of Sardinia. Berchidda is famous for its annual jazz festival and its strong wine tradition. In 1949, Gioacchino, along with his sons Pietrino and Pasqualino, decided to plant the family’s first vineyard. In Berchidda, it was common for those considered farmers to both cultivate vineyards and work the fields, and a passion for winemaking was deeply rooted in many families. This small town, nestled between Mount Acuto and the Sea of Gallura, has a special affinity for producing high-quality wines. In addition to the well-known Vermentino, the winemakers also produce excellent red wines. The wine was made not for commercial purposes, but for personal enjoyment and leisure. The greatest satisfaction for the winemakers was comparing the aroma and taste of their wine with that of their neighbors. This friendly competition motivated each winemaker to always strive for the best.