Ars Magna

They tell the story of their premier vineyard sites, the diverse volcanic soil profiles, and the unique microclimate. At the same time, they reflect the uncompromising work in the vineyard by the ÔMINA ROMANA team as well as the meticulous vinification under the direction of chief oenologist Claudio Gori. The grapes come exclusively from the best plots and are selected by hand up to five times even while still on the vine. Fresh sea breezes and pronounced day-night temperature fluctuations promote a high concentration of aromas and ensure the natural acidity structure.

For the white wines, vinification takes place without pressing: thanks to the Extravelvet process developed by the University of Florence, all polyphenols and tannins are fully preserved. The wines age for up to 24 months in five different types of French barriques with frequent bâtonnage, followed by aging in stainless steel tanks and then at least one year in the bottle. During these aging phases, they develop their depth, structure, and olfactory complexity. This results in wines with exceptional complexity, precise acidity, and the unmistakable style of ÔMINA ROMANA.

The Great Art

The ARS MAGNA collection is inspired by the philosophy of the same name developed by the medieval universal scholar Ramon Llull (1232–1316). It symbolizes perfection as well as the interplay of nature, spirit, science, technology, and human skill.

ARS MAGNA is not built on complexity arising from chance or intuition, but on structure. ÔMINA ROMANA is committed to the pursuit of perfection, creative intelligence, and the masterful union of craftsmanship and intellect. A commitment that consistently prioritizes order, truth, and quality over banality and any form of convenience.