Where does the name of our winery comes from?

Founded in 2018, Vinum Hadrianum is more than a winery—it’s a revival of an ancient legacy inspired by the winemaking tradition of Hadria, now Atri in Abruzzo. The wine from this land was called Vinum Hadrianum, from which our winery takes its name, and it was considered one of the finest in the Roman Empire. The city was strategically located along the Adriatic trade routes, connecting ancient Rome to the world both by land and by sea. The location of the city allowed it to be a point of reference for the commercial and cultural exchanges of the time.

Our logo

Hadria was famous for its bronze coins, one of which featured Apollo on one side and a cantarus (a wine cup used by Greeks and Etruscans) with an ivy leaf on the other, symbolizing Dionysus, the god of wine. This coin represents the ancient bond between our land and viticulture which inspires our logo—a tribute to our heritage and a promise to honor this terroir for generations to come.