
Argiolas

Argiolas –
three generations of Sardinian wine culture from Serdiana
Argiolas from Serdiana in southern Sardinia embodies what the island has to offer in terms of winemaking: indigenous grape varieties, a Mediterranean climate, and a family business that has consistently focused on origin since 1938. Antonio Argiolas laid the foundation – with the courage to cultivate larger areas and prioritize quality over quantity, long before this was common practice in Sardinia.
Today, his grandchildren run the 230-hectare winery in the third generation. Together with legendary oenologist Giacomo Tachis , they modernized the cellar and vineyard without losing sight of the essentials: Vermentino, Cannonau, Monica, and Carignano – varieties that are hardly cultivated elsewhere anymore. Sardinia's Mediterranean climate gives them depth, structure, and that unmistakable saline character.
The Turriga, a blend of Cannonau, Carignano, Malvasia Nera, and Bovale Sardo, is considered the estate's flagship wine – regularly awarded three glasses in the Gambero Rosso guide and proof that Sardinian wines can compete at an international level. If you're looking for the island in a glass, you'll find it here.












