Inama

Inama is a renowned wine producer located in the Veneto region of Italy. The winery was founded in 1960 by Giuseppe Inama, a visionary winemaker who wanted to showcase the potential of the Soave appellation. Today, Inama is run by Giuseppe's son Stefano, who continues his father's legacy of producing exceptional wines that reflect the unique terroir of the Veneto region.

The winery is situated in the heart of the Soave Classico zone, which is known for its volcanic soil and cool climate. This combination of factors creates the perfect conditions for growing Garganega, the primary grape used in Inama's wines. The winery also produces red wines using indigenous grape varieties such as Corvina, Corvinone, and Rondinella.

Inama is committed to sustainable viticulture, using organic and biodynamic methods to cultivate their vineyards. This not only ensures the health of the vines but also results in wines that truly express the terroir of the region. The winery has also implemented innovative techniques, such as using long pruning methods and planting at high density, to further enhance the quality of their wines.

One of Inama's most famous wines is the Soave Classico "Vigneti di Foscarino." This is a single-vineyard wine made from carefully selected Garganega grapes grown in the Foscarino vineyard. The result is a complex and elegant wine with notes of peach, apricot, and citrus, balanced by a crisp acidity. This wine has received numerous accolades and is a true representation of Inama's commitment to quality and terroir-driven wines.

In addition to their white wines, Inama also produces exceptional red wines, including the "Carmenere Piu" and "Bradisismo." These wines are made from grapes grown in the Colli Berici appellation, located in the nearby hills of Soave. The