The Mediterranean Garden

The cellar and the wines are called "IL GIARDINO MEDITERRANEO".

This name refers to the one that appeared for the first time in the "Carta di Alesa" (Sicily) of the first century. a.c., indicating an agricultural landscape whose previous geometric regularity is fragmented and twisted in the design that apparently escapes all norms. The irregular shape of the plots, divided by dry walls, ditches, cellars, etc. the dominant agricultural landscape is still today on the island of Ischia.

The enhancement of this approach recovers the local agricultural environment, and in "primis", the farmer.