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Soil
Alive and covered
Cover crops and minimal tillage: the soil stays fertile, holds water and protects life.
A wine that is good for the land
and for people
Sustainability here is not a label, but the principle that guides every choice: environmental, social and territorial. Made of everyday gestures — concrete and easy to repeat.
Environment
Energy from the sun, nothing wasted
Our winery was born from the restoration of a farm warehouse, refurbished with energy-efficiency in mind. Every choice aims to reduce our impact and close the loop: what the vineyard gives, returns to the vineyard.
- A 6 kW photovoltaic system that covers more than 70% of our energy needs, cutting costs and CO₂ emissions.
- No single-use plastic: washable tableware and compostable materials, with up to 90% less plastic waste.
- Compost for the vineyard: up to 95% of organic waste returns to the soil, reducing outside fertilisers.
- Less food waste thanks to weekly planning calibrated on bookings.
6 kW
Photovoltaic system
70%+
Energy covered by the sun
−90%
Plastic waste
95%
Organic waste to compost
Inclusion
An experience open to everyone
We want rural tourism that is genuinely accessible — physically, sensorially and economically. For us, inclusion is also a matter of content: the very way we craft our experiences.
- Tasting room and welcome area that are fully accessible.
- Trails with sensory stops for visitors with visual impairments: leaves, grape clusters, tools and aromas to touch and smell.
- Simplified, guided workshops for children, older people and those with special needs.
- Reduced prices for schools and groups, plus tailor-made experiences.
Concrete, not slogans
Our commitments
Scroll to see how sustainability enters every choice: from the soil to energy, all the way to people.
Territory
Rooted in Valledolmo, with eyes on the Madonie
Investing here means contributing to the sustainable development of an inland area of remarkable scenic value, championing its environmental, cultural and productive resources.
- Native grape varieties and bush-trained vines: the biodiversity and identity of the land.
- Routes through vineyards and hillside paths to discover the inland areas of the Madonie.
- Local partnerships with farms, artisans and hospitality businesses across the district.
- A hub for mindful tourism, in support of rural regeneration.
See it for yourself
Sustainability is best told in the vineyard
Come and see how we work: every visit is also a small act of environmental awareness.