Born into a family of farmers, in 1937 Salvatore Marogna placed the first vine cuttings into the freshly plowed soil—roots that would bind forever to the land and the history of the Family and the Village. A love for the land and the ancient knowledge of cultivation and winemaking, handed down through generations, have preserved the tradition of grapes maturing stubbornly even in hardship. Since 2010, the new Badde Pira estate has become the center of the winery, contributing to the cultivation of our unmistakable Moscato Bianco di Sorso, Cannonau, Vermentino, and Cagnulari.