Water

Water is the element on which nature and its delicate balance spins; when water and soil join, clay is formed which allows water to rise through the soil creating a water spring. An intense use of agriculture breaks this balance, causing danger for humans and mother nature.
Water springs are often a good sign of the correct use of land, and a knowledgeable application of agriculture practices, which is attentive to all natural cycles.
The fields of Le Sorgenti have not been worked with intensive agriculture practices and the same water we drink, is the water that our vines and olive trees absorb; giving us simply great quality fruits: grapes, olives, and walnuts (of which the squirrels are gluttonous).
The three natural water springs are the base of our Estate history, constantly insuring us a regular flow of water all through the seasons.
Water is constantly renewing itself sliding from one rock to another, changing shape. You can easily experience it standing on Ponte Vecchio, where the water coming towards you brings a different feeling than the water that is on the other side of the bridge leading to the sea.

Soil

“The concept of sustainability is a life philosophy reflected in the vineyards and olive groves, this is an attitude that enhances the lands features. Our products can be traced through all the production stages, which seals the quality of our products but also the respect of the environment, ethic values and legality, which are all elements that consumers care about.”

(Gabriele Ferrari).