Orange fief

Feudo Arancio cultivates its vineyards along the breezy southern coasts of Sicily , in the two estates of Sambuca di Sicilia, in the province of Agrigento, and Acate, in the Ragusa area, where sun and wind combine to create the best conditions for the cultivation of native vines such as Nero d'Avola, Grillo and Inzolia .

Owned by the Mezzacorona group, the first to present a sustainability report, Feudo Arancio was also the first winery in Italy to obtain EMAS 2 certification in 2002, a voluntary instrument created by the European Community for environmental management and certification . Thanks to the reduction of chemical treatments , a system of solar and photovoltaic panels and an efficient system for collecting and conserving water , Feudo Arancio creates a model of viticulture that is environmentally friendly .

Among the wines of the estate, new on VINO75, the Nero d'Avola stands out, awarded this year with the gold medal at the Berliner Wine Trophy .