At Tenuta Posta della Casa, the mission is driven by passion and dedication, where traditional methods are expertly combined with the latest innovations in winemaking technology. This harmonious blend of old and new has allowed the estate to carry forward its legacy, continuously investing in and transforming the family business. Since the 1960s, the estate was focused solely on producing and selling the magnificent fruits of its rich and fertile land, known for its ideal climate that fosters bountiful growth. However, in 2009, the Bellino family decided to pursue a bold and ambitious project. Their vision was to not only cultivate their land but also transform its fruits into exceptional wines. With a firm commitment to quality and a desire to elevate their offerings, they set their sights on producing wines that exemplify the very best of what Puglia has to offer. The family sought to demonstrate that Puglia, with its unique terroir and favorable climate, is capable of producing world-class wines that are both highly appreciated and valued. Through this endeavor, Tenuta Posta della Casa has become a symbol of excellence, embodying the belief that Puglia is not only an agricultural gem but also a region that can rival the finest wine-producing areas. Today, their wines stand as a testament to their dedication to quality, showcasing the potential of the region’s rich agricultural heritage and the meticulous craftsmanship involved in every bottle.

The Ladogana family has been crafting wine for four generations and is one of the pioneers in certified organic wine production in Apulia. Since 1996, they have grown grapes exclusively from their own vineyards. In 2006, Agricola Ladogana s.r.l. was founded to carry forward the family's winemaking traditions, ensuring that the techniques and knowledge gathered over decades are passed down to future generations. In 2011, the family built a new, state-of-the-art winery in the countryside of Orta Nova, Northern Apulia, to elevate their mission of producing certified wines of superior quality. Located in the historical area of Passo d'Orta, their wines celebrate the deep connection between the land and the people, honoring the ancient roads of Southern Italy, known as Tratturi Regi, with the 60PASSI line—a tribute to the region’s rich heritage.

Domus Hortaeis the Fioretti family business always has been committed to the cultivation of vineyards, which takes care of it with utmost dedication and passion since 1788 AC, enhancing its productions. ​The love for the land of the Fioretti family has its roots in distant times. Some ancient documents found in the Diocesan Archives, would identify in Matteo Fioretti the first Fioretti ancestor, arrived in 1788, in the countryside of Orta Nova, a municipality located in the center of the Tavoliere delle Puglie, precisely in Grassano delle Fosse, as lists of the land registry. Passo di Grassano, so called on historical maps, is one of the districts adjacent to the “Locatione D’Horta” connected to it by underground walkways, above which are planted the family vineyards, which led up to the town where it was located the Domus of Frederick II. The term DomusHortae derives from the Latin “Domus”, that is, a residence intended as a family home, a place designed to preserve the flavors of a tradition that is perpetuated in a centuries-old family farming, but is also the ancient to ponym of Orta Nova town. In fact, the words Domus Hortae were used by Frederick II of Swabia to identify one of his residences. He moved to the Land of Capitanata to reorganize the territory, which soon saw a flourishing rebirth, building many domus, “Masserie” and “Castrum”. Capitanata becomes “Caput” of the kingdom and then the words on an epigraphic framet found near the (Castle) Domus of Orta.