Nestled on a gentle hill, on the slopes of Mount Erice and with the Egadi archipelago on the horizon, Baglio Sorìa is a perfect example of typical 16th/17th century Sicilian architecture, extremely widespread in western Sicily.
The Baglio was the hub of work and life in the rural community, a point of reference for men and women who, from generation to generation, have shared it and passed it down to the present day, preserving the authenticity of Sicily and the proud spirit of its inhabitants. The original building consisted of the manor house, warehouses, artisan workshops, and several farmers' dwellings.
Today, after a meticulous restoration that respects the natural setting of the Trapani countryside, Baglio Sorìa stands out as Firriato's Luxury Wine Resort, nestled among the company's vineyards and currently consisting of 16 rooms, a restaurant, two wine bars, a wine shop, tasting rooms, a swimming pool, and several living areas.
A place set apart, where history runs deep and the edges are a little wilder.
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