This is a part of the “farmhouse”, destroyed and rebuilt as if time hadn’t passed. What you can see from pictures is contemporaneous, it was realized in 2001, but using local skilled workers who reveal a perfect technique in the tradition of stone masonry. Lighted bodies and shelves, made of iron and Teflon, for bottles create a harmonious contrast. Shelves become a lighting element, from the uprights it comes out a beam of light which caresses the cobbled paving with sand laying in order to favour the natural rise of ground humidity, useful to the preservation and ageing of wine.