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Cantina Sclavia: Architecture meets wine
A modern estate focused on local grapes turned to two renowned architects to build their winery. We are increasingly coming across wineries designed by well-known architects who have transformed these sites into wine temples. They are beautiful constructions integrated perfectly into the surrounding landscape or, sometimes, designed to break the natural order and equipped with avant-garde production technology. A case in point is the Sclavia winery, a contemporary architectural construction created in 2011 by Davide Vargas and Luciano Palmiero, two well-known architects who conceived a modern and eco-sustainable winery. It is situated inLiberi, a rural hamlet in the province of Caserta, the beauty and landscape of which captivated owners Andrea Granito and Lello Ferrara (whose daughter today is in charge of the winery), two friends and partners who...
