i. Biography
Enrico Agostinis is the owner of Amandum in Moraro, Italy, and his public career is built around that single address. The work reads as stewardship: one estate, one town, one name tied to the winery’s identity. In a trade often marked by movement, Agostinis’s profile is defined by continuity and place.
The Climb
Ownership at Amandum is the central fact of Enrico Agostinis’s career. The role places him at the point where the estate’s direction, reputation, and public face meet. Rather than a path spread across many houses or regions, his record is anchored to Moraro, Italy, and to the responsibilities that come with being the owner behind the label.
Today
Agostinis remains the owner of Amandum in Moraro, Italy, and that position frames how his work is read. The estate is the fixed reference point for his name, and his name is the one attached to the estate. In practical terms, the role gives his career a clear center: Amandum is the place through which Enrico Agostinis is publicly known.
Signature
Enrico's signature wines include PINOT GRIGIO 2020, SAUVIGNON 2019, and PINOT GRIGIO Grey Dop Friuli Isonzo 2016. The list is compact, but it shows a body of work identified by vintage and varietal, with each bottle carrying a precise marker of style and year. For Agostinis, these are the clearest named expressions of his winemaking output, the labels through which his work is most readily recognized.
Recognition
Enrico's honors include IWSC Bronze Medal for PINOT GRIGIO Grey Dop Friuli Isonzo 2016 (2018). The medal gives one of his wines a formal point of recognition in 2018, tying the bottle to external judgment and measured distinction. In a career centered on Amandum, the award places Agostinis within a wider field of evaluation while keeping the credit attached to a specific wine and year.
Profile updated July 2026
FAQ
Asked of Enrico
What is Enrico Agostinis's current role?
As of 2026, Enrico Agostinis is Owner.
What recognition has Enrico Agostinis received?
IWSC Bronze Medal for PINOT GRIGIO Grey Dop Friuli Isonzo 2016 (2018).
