Superbly restored 19th-century palmento at the heart of the estate; 18 hectares of volcanic-soil vineyards with separate contrade vinifications poured in the historic stone press building.
Tip: One of the finest palmento restorations on Etna; visit pairs well with a Passopisciaro village walk.
Lunch and tasting experiences in the restored 19th-century palmento at Passopisciaro; estate Nerello Mascalese and Carricante paired with local Etna produce in a listed heritage building.
Tip: The most architecturally distinguished dining setting on Etna's north slope.
One of the finest conservatively restored 19th-century palmenti on Etna; the estate describes the building as one of the most significant examples of conservative restoration on the island; visiting wine lovers can see the stone press basins, fermentation vessels and lava-stone gravity channels.
Tip: Arguably the best-preserved and most accessible palmento on Etna; highly recommended for wine-architecture enthusiasts.
Boutique wine resort within the restored 19th-century palmento estate at Passopisciaro; accommodation overlooks 18 hectares of volcanic-soil Etna vineyards; wine-club access for guests.
The list: Estate Nerello Mascalese and Carricante tastings; vineyard contrade walks; palmento heritage tour
Tip: The palmento is one of the most photographed wine buildings on Etna; stay here for the best golden-hour light.