Eastern Veneto, Conegliano-Valdobbiadene, Alto Adige are the areas where Santa Margherita wines are created. They differ in terms of climate and of soil composition, yet all three are united by an age-old wine making tradition that dates back to colonisation by the Roman Legions.

Pinot Grigio When you hear “Santa Margherita,” you probably think of our iconic Pinot Grigio. While we're proud to have led an entire generation of Italian white wines with this inspiring and much-loved favorite, there's a lot more to our story.

Italy Santa Margherita is an Italian wine producer with wineries and vineyards located around Italy, in places like Veneto, Conegliano-Valdobbiadene, Alto Adige, Lombardy, Franciacorta, Chianti Classico, Maremma and Sicily.

Pinot Grigio is usually crisp, with citrus fruit, apples and a hint of spice. Richer bottles, especially those from Alsace, can have notes of peaches, candied ginger, honey and rose petal.

Santa Margherita is known, above all else, for its red shrimp.

Adige River Valley vineyard To create our signature varietal, we start with fully ripe Pinot Grigio grapes from our Adige River Valley vineyard in the Italian Alps.

With its straw-yellow hue, clean intense aroma, and bright, well-balanced taste, our Pinot Grigio is as authentic as it is refreshing. For those who love a dry white wine with the delightful aroma of Golden Delicious apples, our signature Pinot Grigio is unparalleled.

Straw yellow in color with a clean, crisp fragrance. Fresh, harmonious fruit set off by slight sweetness with a long finish full of delicate, tangy flavor.

It's fabled as the birthplace of pesto and bakes up some of the best focaccia in Italy. Santa Margherita Ligure is a fantastic place to sample the local flavors of the region.

The wine is dry with intense aromas and appealing flavors of Golden Delicious apples and citrus with a long, multi-layered finish. Excellent as an aperitif and with a medium body that makes it versatile to pair with everything from salads to chicken or grilled fish.

The Group is owned by four brothers, the 3rd generation of the Marzotto family: Gaetano Marzotto is the President of the Group, Stefano Marzotto is the President of Zignago Holding, Luca Marzotto is Vice-President of the Group, and Nicolò Marzotto is a member of the Board of Directors.

The Marzotto family is one of Italy's most prominent wine families. The Marzottos' commitment to both tradition and innovation over the past 84 years has enabled the Santa Margherita Wine Group to grow from a single winery into one of the country's largest family-owned producers of quality wines.

The wine is dry with intense aromas and appealing flavors of Golden Delicious apples and citrus with a long, multi-layered finish. Excellent as an aperitif and with a medium body that makes it versatile to pair with everything from salads to chicken or grilled fish.