the historical cellars

The wine cellars underneath the Mustilli residence in the via dei Fiori in Sant’ Agata dei Goti were excavated hundreds of years ago into the tuff – a volcanic stone – on which the entire city of Sant’Agata is built. The different cellars, each with their own unique temperature and humidity, occupy a total surface area of 2500 sf; the deepest one is 50 feet below street level. The old cellars still fulfil their traditional role of preserving and aging in oak barrels the red Aglianico Cesco di Nece harvested from the vineyard with the same name. While a new state-of-the-art wine making facility was built just outside the historical centre of the town and came on line in 2002. It houses all the transformation process, a small laboratory and the offices of the company.

We organize tastings of our Doc wines accompanied by typical products and historical tours of the cellars.

For information and reservations, please contact us directly. 

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