Argiolas
Argiolas
AboutArgiolas
Argiolas began in 1938 with Antonio Argiolas and a three-hectare holding at Serdiana. His sons Franco and Giuseppe expanded the project, which is now carried forward by grandchildren Valentina, Francesca and Antonio.
Its vineyards span Parteolla, Trexenta and Sulcis, from limestone and clay hills to coastal Carignano sites. Local varieties remain the core, supported by an experimental vineyard at Sibiola dedicated to Sardinian grape diversity. Its range also includes grappa, along with myrtle, lemon and liquorice liqueurs.
Argiolas 2024 Costamolino Vermentino di Sardegna
Ripe lemon, green apple, papaya and passion fruit appear with flowers, light honey and fresh herbs. The palate is fresh and dry, with mineral notes, spice and a clean finish. Vermentino accounts for 95 percent of the blend, and the vines grow on Sardinian hills around 190 metres. Production includes controlled-temperature fermentation for twenty days and a brief period on fine lees.
Argiolas 2021 Costera Cannonau di Sardegna
Dark ruby colour shows garnet nuances. Ripe cherry, blueberry, blackcurrant and red plum appear with delicate spice, myrtle and Mediterranean herbs. Ripe, juicy fruit and velvety tannins lead to a soft, fruity finish. The blend combines ninety percent Cannonau with five percent Bovale and five percent Carignano. Fermentation and maceration take place at controlled temperature for ten to twelve days.
Benalonga Mirto Rosso Sardinian Myrtle Liqueur
Purple-red in colour, this traditional Sardinian liqueur layers ripe myrtle berry with red fruit, blueberry and gentle balsamic notes. The palate is soft, warming and lightly sweet, with a subtle astringent-bitter edge keeping the fruit focused. Serve chilled but not frozen after dinner, pour over ice, or pair with dark chocolate, berry desserts, almond biscuits and aged cheese.










