Visitors who cross the threshold of Castel San Mauro immediately feel the magical atmosphere of the place. The walls of this residence are steeped in history and wisdom.

A symphony of colors and shapes that blends into a kaleidoscope of sensory experiences. In this place, every stone, every leaf, every blade of grass reveals an ancient and mysterious history. The rocks speak of our ancestors who once inhabited these lands, the flowers offer their beauty to the sky, and the trees whisper the secrets of their age-old wisdom.

Our roots go deep into the past. In fact, Castel San Mauro is the toponym of a military garrison owned in the 13th century by Baron Von Graben who came from Styria (now in Austria) to administer the farm in the County of Gorizia.

A natural transit artery for goods and people, the Isonzo valley for centuries saw the passage of carts full of wines and fruit. In the mid-twentieth century the farm came into the possession of the current owner's family. In 1958 grandfather Gilberto began the renovation of the ancient villa and the old vineyards.

Visitors who cross the threshold of Castel San Mauro immediately feel the magical atmosphere of the place. The walls of this residence are steeped in history and wisdom.

A symphony of colors and shapes that blends into a kaleidoscope of sensory experiences. In this place, every stone, every leaf, every blade of grass reveals an ancient and mysterious history. The rocks speak of our ancestors who once inhabited these lands, the flowers offer their beauty to the sky, and the trees whisper the secrets of their age-old wisdom.

Our roots go deep into the past. In fact, Castel San Mauro is the toponym of a military garrison owned in the 13th century by Baron Von Graben who came from Styria (now in Austria) to administer the farm in the County of Gorizia.

A natural transit artery for goods and people, the Isonzo valley for centuries saw the passage of carts full of wines and fruit. In the mid-twentieth century the farm came into the possession of the current owner's family. In 1958 grandfather Gilberto began the renovation of the ancient villa and the old vineyards.