Abruzzo – The cool wind from the Apennines and the sea breezes from the Adriatic Sea create a unique and truly exceptional microclimate. The weather here is typically Mediterranean with hot summers and snowy winters. The composition of the soil mixed: in the hilly areas and on the mountain slopes we find marly-clayey soils, rich in sand and limestone; in the flat areas of the coast, on the other hand, soil with gravel and alluvial deposits. Puglia – The climate is typically Mediterranean with long, hot summers, but constantly influenced by sea breezes from two seas, which cool the vineyards. Here the area is predominantly flat and characterized by brick-red soils rich in iron oxides from the underlying limestone that give our wines great aromatic complexity. Sicily – The dry climate and the warm Sirocco wind, the sea breezes and the different soil compositions create ideal microclimates to grow the different native grape varieties creating an optimal habitat for wines of great complexity and characterized by the typical features of the Mediterranean scrub.