Feudo Maccari extends for almost 265 hectares, of which 60 are vineyards divided into three groups on the hills caressed all day by the sea breeze. The heart is Maccari, accounting for over 70% of the Feudo, where the vineyards that have already made about thirty harvests are always under the sun all day. Not far away is the other business body, a district particularly suited for viticulture because the conformation of the land retains moisture, a decisive factor in a drought-ridden territory where Greeks, Romans, and Arabs have always had to deal with the lack of water. Finally, the highest point of the company, a terrace overlooking the Ionian Sea and the natural oasis of Vendìcari, the area of the Gerbi district and the Timponazzo district where the different types of soil, black and sandy or white limestone, the differences in height and exposure, everything seems created on purpose to favor the birth of complex wines and allow to rebalance the different vegetative behavior of the plants. Not far away, an area particularly suited for viticulture because the formation of the land retains moisture, a decisive factor in a very arid area where Greeks, Romans, and Arabs have struggled with a severe lack of water. The appearance of the soft hills of Feudo Maccari, the white limestone soil, the breezes that arise from the meeting of two seas, create the best conditions for successfully growing the vines and giving life to great wines.