Overview
Afterwards, you will visit an ancient Bourbon-era farmhouse dating back to 1820, which still preserves cistern wells, an underground olive mill, a private chapel, grain storage pits, and a “garitta” — a small structure once used to oversee agricultural activities and the management of farm goods such as olive oil, grain, and wool.
In the small artisanal farm pasta workshop, they produce one quintal of pasta per day, patiently allowing their product to complete its natural and proper process. They also offer a rich, delicious, and refined selection of cheeses made from Garganica goat’s milk and Podolica cow’s milk, sourced from herds and flocks raised in a semi-free-range system and fed on freely grazed perennial pastures typical of the Daunia and Gargano regions.
Start Time
Sep 15