Our way

• No herbicides and/or desiccants
• No chemical fertilizers
• No synthetic, penetrating or systemic treatments
• 100% hand-harvested

These are just some of the things that make our wines unique.

We exclude any manipulation that could force, accelerate or slow down the natural fermentation processes of both must and wine, firmly avoid any type of clarification or filtering action that could alter the organic and natural balance of our wines and avoid any type of external addings (such as vitamins, enzymes and bacteria).

On top of that, we only use indigenous yeasts naturally found in the grapes and a total amount of sulfur dioxide that will never exceed 20mg per liter.

Why this name? 

Pistis Sophia is a text, a gnostic gospel that has mystical-philosophical influences and is written in Coptic language, an evolution of the ancient Egyptian.

We chose this name for two main reasons: the first is the meaning of the greek words Pistis and Sophia (Faith and Knowledge), two concepts that describe the way we work; the second one relates to the last part of the text in which Jesus meets Pistis Sophia.

From an intellectual point of view, Pistis Sophia represents the moment of Creation in which the human soul, fallen into the chaos of the matter, finds its way back to the ineffable God.

Pistis Sophia is basically the representation of the human being: from creation to salvation through the falling.

We exclude any manipulation that could force, accelerate or slow down the natural fermentation processes of both must and wine, firmly avoid any type of clarification or filtering action that could alter the organic and natural balance of our wines and avoid any type of external addings (such as vitamins, enzymes and bacteria).

On top of that, we only use indigenous yeasts naturally found in the grapes and a total amount of sulfur dioxide that will never exceed 20mg per liter.

Why this name? 

Pistis Sophia is a text, a gnostic gospel that has mystical-philosophical influences and is written in Coptic language, an evolution of the ancient Egyptian.

We chose this name for two main reasons: the first is the meaning of the greek words Pistis and Sophia (Faith and Knowledge), two concepts that describe the way we work; the second one relates to the last part of the text in which Jesus meets Pistis Sophia.

From an intellectual point of view, Pistis Sophia represents the moment of Creation in which the human soul, fallen into the chaos of the matter, finds its way back to the ineffable God.

Pistis Sophia is basically the representation of the human being: from creation to salvation through the falling.

Our logo was inspired by the so-called “Golden Ratio”, represented by the greek letter Phi (Φ); also known as the “divine proportion”, is the mathematical synthesis of the concepts of beauty and harmony.
That’s how we see our wines, a balance between our hard work, the grapes we grow, the transformation of the must, the bottling and everything we do to make them.