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Masseria Capoforte

The Masseria Capoforte was born in the ancient soil of the Salento, amidst, fig, olive, and eucalyptus trees, along roads settled by Jesuit monks and noble Templar knights. In an utterly unique corner of the world, where the Mediterranean's most archaic waves wash a savage coast scorched by a blinding sun that startles the mind and forces it back in time. Into the land that was Magna Grecia and the Gateway to the East, that jealously guards the precious Gold of Taranto, a countryside studded with Romanesque cathedrals and watch towers. Here in the Greece of the Homeric myths. And thanks to Ettore, the man who encountered it.

Masseria Capoforte

The Masseria Capoforte was born in the ancient soil of the Salento, amidst, fig, olive, and eucalyptus trees, along roads settled by Jesuit monks and noble Templar knights. In an utterly unique corner of the world, where the Mediterranean's most archaic waves wash a savage coast scorched by a blinding sun that startles the mind and forces it back in time. Into the land that was Magna Grecia and the Gateway to the East, that jealously guards the precious Gold of Taranto, a countryside studded with Romanesque cathedrals and watch towers. Here in the Greece of the Homeric myths. And thanks to Ettore, the man who encountered it.

Masseria Capoforte

The Masseria Capoforte was born in the ancient soil of the Salento, amidst, fig, olive, and eucalyptus trees, along roads settled by Jesuit monks and noble Templar knights. In an utterly unique corner of the world, where the Mediterranean's most archaic waves wash a savage coast scorched by a blinding sun that startles the mind and forces it back in time. Into the land that was Magna Grecia and the Gateway to the East, that jealously guards the precious Gold of Taranto, a countryside studded with Romanesque cathedrals and watch towers. Here in the Greece of the Homeric myths. And thanks to Ettore, the man who encountered it.

Masseria Capoforte

The Masseria Capoforte was born in the ancient soil of the Salento, amidst, fig, olive, and eucalyptus trees, along roads settled by Jesuit monks and noble Templar knights. In an utterly unique corner of the world, where the Mediterranean's most archaic waves wash a savage coast scorched by a blinding sun that startles the mind and forces it back in time. Into the land that was Magna Grecia and the Gateway to the East, that jealously guards the precious Gold of Taranto, a countryside studded with Romanesque cathedrals and watch towers. Here in the Greece of the Homeric myths. And thanks to Ettore, the man who encountered it.