Yesterday, we experienced a truly special afternoon together with several journalists whom we welcomed to Tenute Navarra. We had the pleasure of guiding them through the discovery of our farm, our future projects, and the productions that express our identity every day.
The press immediately showed great interest not only in our wines, particularly the Cerasuolo di Vittoria, but also in learning about the territory and the increasingly concrete possibility of enjoying a stay immersed in nature, amidst silence, fragrances, and authentic landscapes. During the visit, we also spoke about our almond supply chain, a heritage we tend to with great care and which represents a fundamental part of our landscape and agricultural tradition.
Our hospitality project, illustrated through pre- and post-construction images, sparked great curiosity: a private, welcoming, and genuine place where contact with the surrounding environment becomes an integral part of the travel experience.
The tasting of our oil, Nocellara del Belice—obtained from native cultivars and characterized by an elegant and fragrant profile—along with the sampling of our wines, from Frappato to Nero d’Avola to the estate’s most representative labels, opened a rich and spontaneous dialogue. Amidst aromas, aromatic notes, and stories from the field, we were able to share our production philosophy and our way of living and sharing the Tenute experience.
But what truly won over the journalists were the family stories, the choice of names for the labels, and the history of the early years of Tenute Navarra narrated by Totò Jr. His energy, the passion with which he describes what we are building, and his fresh and determined vision created a lively and engaging atmosphere. When the press discovered that Totò is only 25 years old and that most of his team is under 30, they were pleasantly struck by the grit, empathy, and the desire to act and learn from his father Salvatore and grandfather Totò, as well as from the constant collaboration with the senior consultants who support our journey.
It was an afternoon of authentic exchange, listening, and sharing. An experience that reminds us how important it is to open the doors of the Tenute to those who truly wish to know our philosophy, our bond with the land, and our vision of rural hospitality: a project that continues to grow, rooted in tradition but oriented with enthusiasm toward the future.
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