I didn’t start from the land, but I’ve always loved it. I chose it because at some point in my life I felt a deep need to re-establish a slow connection with nature. I decided to dedicate myself to wine and, more broadly, to a deep inner exploration.

Wine is waiting.
It’s the ability to listen to and respect the rhythms of nature.

Wine is intuition.
The refinement of winemaking techniques follows a gradual process of learning, mainly based on intuition, which takes place first in the vineyard and then in the cellar. 

Wine is a union of minds and hearts.
It’s the perception that the whole is not merely the sum of its parts.

Wine is a journey.
It’s the awareness of the other, an alterity that calls to us and forces us to confront it, an experience that is impossible without a fracture, a detachment from ourselves. It’s the urgent and profound need to recreate, first and foremost within ourselves, that open space that allows the journey itself and life to continue intertwining with each other.