The Baglio Ingardia Winery is located at the foot of Mount Erice, in the fertile countryside of the province of Trapani. The origins of the Baglio date back to the 18th century, when it was built by Baron Todaro della Galia, who planted a lush olive grove of about 10 hectares on the farm. It became part of the property of the Ingardia family, and in the last century, it has been renovated to welcome the many Oil, Beer, and Wine lovers. The company has been expanded mainly thanks to the hard work done over the years that has further consolidated the beauty of Baglio and the quality of its products.

In the province of Trapani, near the ancient town of Erice, the Fazio family has been dedicated to the art of winemaking for four generations. Nestled in a region where myth and history converge, Erice has long been a hub for viticulture, with roots tracing back to the Phoenician era. The Fazio family, together with their winemaker Giacomo Ansaldi, played a pivotal role in securing the Erice DOC designation, showcasing their deep connection to the land and its winemaking traditions. The Fazio Winery operates with a strong commitment to environmental sustainability, respecting the rhythms of nature and minimizing their ecological impact. From the vineyards to the production cycle, the winery embraces renewable energy and environmentally conscious practices. Visitors to Fazio Winery can experience wines that reflect the heritage of Erice, crafted with passion and a dedication to preserving the land for future generations.

Baglio Sorìa’s old seventeenth-century building is one with the agricultural estate. Situated halfway along the coast, on the hillside which overlooks this enchanting landscape, Baglio Sorìa is a perfect example of the traditional Sicilian architecture common in the most western part of Sicily. Baglios were places of work and habitation for rural communities. They were a point of reference for men and women who shared, generation after generation, a way of Sicilian life and a particular Sicilian experience. The original building consisted of the main house, storehouses, craft workshops for craft making, and some living spaces for farm workers.