Buy or order Farina wine

Although Farina's wines are world-leading, it's actually a relatively small family business. Authentic craftsmanship and a passion for winemaking remain central to this family business. This ensures the exceptional quality of these Italian wines. We've been offering Farina wines for several years now. From the very beginning, this winery has built a large, loyal fan base. So try one of the fantastic wines this winery has to offer now and become a Farina fan too.

The Farina wines from Italy

The winery was founded by Remco Farina. His goal was to produce high-quality wines. Today, we can say he more than succeeded. Remco Farina established the winery in San Pietro in Cariano. This small village is located just above Verona, in the heart of the Valpolicella Classico region. It's no wonder, then, that Farina Valpolicella Classico Superiore is considered one of Farina's finest wines.

The Italian wines of Farina

After Remco Farina retired, his son, Sandro Farina, took over the winery. Under his supervision, the winery grew and grew, becoming an increasingly important winery for the region. Today, his son, Claudio Farina, is at the helm. Together with his cousin Elena, he has ensured that Farina wines are available worldwide. However, Sandro Farina is still actively involved with the winery. At 74, he still works tirelessly through Farina's magnificent vineyards.

Farina Amarone Classico Riserva Montefante is the best Amarone in Italy

There are good wines and great wines. Well, this Farina Amarone Classico Riserva Montefante is a fantastic wine with a capital "G." It represents the absolute pinnacle of Italian viticulture. The grapes come from the special Montefante vineyard, located in the hilly Castelrotto region. The growing conditions are near-perfect. Production is severely limited, so be quick to try this delicious Amarone wine.

The most beautiful wines are from Farina

Besides technical feats, Farina is also the place to be for classic wines. Her Pinot Grigio, for example, is flawless, and the Farina Bardolino Classico is a personal favorite of one of our vinologists. Besides the typical Italian grape varieties, Farina has also planted several well-known names in its vineyards, which are just a stone's throw from Lake Garda. For example, the acclaimed Chardonnay is used to produce the beloved Farina Chardonnay Veneto.