A book itself could contain the rich history of Manostalla estate, from Jesuits , farm workers and the aristocracy, they have all been key figures in weaving the traditions and history of where you are staying today. The owner is actually last in line of the family Chiarelli Rossoti, he grew in these lands and is passionate about organic farming.The ancient Baglio dating back to the early 1800s, once owned by the Jesuit Fathers who used it as a place of prayer within the fief of Manostalla of the Chiarelli Rossotti Barons of Pietralonga. The farm land extends to almost 250 hectares, with vineyards and olive groves and it is in prime position to explore the wealth of history, culture and scenery from Palermo, Castellammare del Golfo to Trapani and the amazing archaeological sites, beaches and towns in between. Our Wine Our organic wine consists of 2 organic types. Grill DOC Sicilia and Nero D’ Avola DOC Sicilia. The grapes are grown 90 metres above sea level and ripening is assisted by the warm sea breeze. Grillo highlights are its soft fruitiness and the Nero D`Avola by its silky full bodied fruity berries Activities available at extra cost, subject to availability Tour of the farm and history and see and hear about the organic cheese making process A visit to our historic cantina where we have our organic wine, set in a magnificent Baglio. Enjoy some wine and traditional snacks Return to the agriturismo and enjoy a beautiful lunch overlooking the vineyards or Baglio Cooking classes We begin with and aperitivo with Alessandro - he has a wealth of history and family recipes to share with you! Cooking class Fresh pasta We dine together and enjoy wine Useful Info: Nearest beaches, Balestrate 10 minute drive. One free beach and one with bars and rental sun loungers Alcamo is like a little city and has a large selection of pharmacies, shops, and supermarkets. Balestrate is a small seaside village and has a range of shops and boutiques