Ours Vineyards

We are sure that the awakening of Sardinia’s producing wines must pass into the hands of small companies like ours, companies that talk about their territory and its roots.

Mamoiada, the land

Mamoiada is a small town in Sardinia, which houses ten wineries and about two hundred small producers with their invaluable wealth of knowledge after a process of aggregation over the years has identified in Cannonau the lever for its economic and social development. But apart from wines, Mamoiada is known for its carnival rites that attract visitors from all over the world.

Mamoida and Issohadores are the symbols of the country.

The first ones wear a black mask with marked strokes, carved in precious woods and wearing sheepskin in which they load thirty kilos of cowbells. During the carnival period, they march at the centre of the town with a traditional ancestral dance, guided by the Issohadores, recognized by their precious and elegant red and white clothes. Their names came from Soha, the rope that captures the audience. In the old days, it says that it served to capture the woman you wanted to marry.

The Winemaking

The intense scent of grapes enriched the whole town: in the vineyards, it grows for decades the Cannonau and the Garnazza. In this territory, it has always cultivated vineyards and its production of wine. It is evident that the wealth of knowledge of the territory is important, in the last years' numerous awards has been won from the local wineries at a regional and national level.