Inama is a family winery with more than 75 years of history, now in its third generation, and a deep commitment to understanding the relationship between wine and place. The family began with Giuseppe Inama in 1948, later acquiring its first vineyard on Monte Foscarino in 1965. Today, the estate works across two very different Veneto landscapes: the volcanic hills of Soave Classico, where Garganega is at the heart of the wines, and the limestone-rich Colli Berici, where the family has developed a distinctive focus on Carmenère and other red varieties.
For Inama, nature and terroir come first. The family believes that great wine should reflect the history, geology and climate of its origin rather than simply the characteristics of the grape, and this philosophy drives their focus on regenerative viticulture, continuous research and minimal intervention in the cellar. Across generations, the family has remained curious and willing to experiment while staying firmly connected to the land, producing wines that are expressive, distinctive and deeply tied to their place.
