Sella & Mosca
The Italian winery Sella & Mosca was founded in 1899 by Emilio Sella and Edgardo Mosca. Located on the island of Sardinia, near the city of Alghero, it is now owned by the Campari Group. A total of 550 hectares of vineyards are used to cultivate grapes for the production of both white and red wines. The volcanic soils, combined with the local Mediterranean climate, provide perfect conditions for vine growth. Grape varieties used for red wine production include Connonau, Cabernet Sauvignon, Carignano, and Merlot. Sella & Mosca's white wines are made from grape varieties such as Vermentino, Sauvignon Blanc, and Torbato.

Sardinian terroir, grown on volcanic soils since 1899
Sella & Mosca has been cultivating around 550 hectares of vineyards near Alghero in northwestern Sardinia since 1899. Classic varieties such as Vermentino and Cannonau thrive on volcanic soils under the Mediterranean sun – fresh and full of character.

















