Winery Marotti Campi

The Marotti Campi family's ownership dates back to the mid-19th century; the first documented vineyards date from 1886. In the 1990s Giovanni Marotti Campi revitalised the estate's viticultural focus, reorganizing the vineyards and concentrating production on native grape varieties; the modern winery was built in 1999. Today management remains family-run, with Giovanni, Francesca and their son Lorenzo active in the business.

The estate aims to enhance native grape varieties through low-impact practices and attentive vineyard and cellar management. Its philosophy combines respect for local tradition, artisanal care in the vineyard, and a commitment to both environmental and social sustainability.

Located in the Sant'Amico hamlet, just outside the village of Morro d'Alba, the estate is situated on hills at about 180 m above sea level, with medium-textured soils tending toward clay; the land faces the Adriatic Riviera and falls within the Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi and DOC Lacrima di Morro d'Alba appellation areas.

Various recognitions from guides and magazines: examples cited by the producer include placements in rankings such as the Wine Spectator Top 100, awards and high scores in Italian guides, and mentions in national roundups.