Scotto Cellars

Scotto Cellars is a portfolio company that produces a wide collection of wine brands. The portfolio spans multiple regions, including Napa Valley through J. McClelland Cellars, established in 2012 for higher-end wines.

Labels include long-standing names like Villa Armando from the 1940s and modern lines such as the Rare Blends series.

Scotto Cellars' popularity stems from its authentic family heritage, quality offerings, and extensive market presence.

• Family tradition — rooted in a winemaking legacy dating back to 1883, adding a personal touch to each bottle.
• Wide selection — from everyday varietals to premium releases, there's a Scotto wine for every taste and occasion.
• Consistent quality — known for reliable wines that deliver the same great taste with every purchase.
• Innovative yet traditional — balancing new ventures like sparkling wines with respect for winemaking customs.
• Accessibility — a strong presence among top U.S. wine producers ensures their wines are available to many.
• Food-friendly pairings — crafted to complement meals, enhancing dining experiences from casual to formal.

• What is the origin of Scotto Cellars?

  The Scotto story began in 1883 on Ischia, Italy, when Salvatore Dominic Scotto started making wine. The family immigrated to New York City in 1903, where they operated in Brooklyn, including running D. Scotto Wines. Scotto Cellars, the modern company, was founded in 2004 by Anthony Scotto III and is now led by the fifth generation.

• Where is Scotto Cellars located?

  Scotto operates in Lodi, California, a region famed for Old Vine Zinfandel and other robust red wines.

• What types of wine does Scotto produce?

  A broad range from everyday California varietals to limited-edition premium wines, with selections from Lodi and regions like Napa Valley through J. McClelland Cellars (established in 2012 for higher-end wines).

• What is the flagship or most popular series?

  The Rare Blends series is one of Scotto's most popular and top-selling labels, introduced in 2010.

• Which labels are part of the Scotto portfolio?

  Key labels include the flagship Scotto Family Cellars, Rare Blends, J. McClelland Cellars (Napa Valley), and the long-standing Villa Armando label dating to the 1940s.

• Are Scotto wines food-friendly?

  Yes. The wines are crafted to pair easily with food, enhancing dining from casual meals to formal occasions.

• How widely available are Scotto wines?

  They have strong market presence in the U.S., making the wines widely available and known for consistent quality.

• Who runs Scotto Cellars today?

  The winery is family-owned and operated by the fifth generation of the Scotto family.