IN AMMURA, PAST AND FUTURE MERGE INTO A SINGLE VOICE, THAT OF AN ENCHANTRESS CELEBRATING THE BOND.
The vineyards thrive in a breathtaking setting that blends Sicily’s natural beauty with a unique volcanic terroir, offering spectacular views of the sea and the iconic Pietracannone, a majestic natural formation of lava stone.
Estate
Situated at an altitude of 570 meters above sea
level, the estate is located in the charming town of
Linguaglossa, within the Etna Natural Park, just a few
kilometers from Taormina.
Spanning 15 hectares, the estate is cultivated with Nerello Mascalese and Carricante grapes, destined for the production of Etna Rosso DOC and Etna Bianco DOC.
Districts
8 – Baldazza
9 – Alboretto
Chiuse del Signore
The lava flows
The lava flows that have crossed the territory of Linguaglossa over the centuries tell the story of Mount Etna’s powerful and transformative spirit. Each eruption has shaped the landscape, leaving behind fossil lava fields that define the region and enrich the soil with precious minerals.
From these dark lands emerge the renowned “black vineyards,” a symbol of fertility and the deep bond between the community and the volcano—seen not only as a primal force but also as a source of life and renewal.
Cannon Stone: Nature Forged in Fire
Cannon stone isn’t just any volcanic rock: it’s the fossilized memory of trees forged by fire. As lava once flowed through the land, it engulfed entire trees. While the magma solidified, the burning trunks left behind large cavities, creating a rock like no other.
In the Ammura vineyards, a massive cannon stone stands proudly—an awe-inspiring symbol of the volcano’s ancient power.