Leda D'Ittiri: Sardinian winery in between endless vineyards and olive groves

Leda D’Ittiri: A Sardinian Winery Among Vineyards and Olive Groves

On the outskirts of Alghero, in north-western Sardinia, the Leda D’Ittiri estate spreads across a landscape of vineyards and olive groves that stretches towards the sea. The property sits within the Nurra plain, an agricultural area long associated with wine and olive oil production, and it operates as both a working winery and a place to stay.

The Estate

The winery is surrounded by rows of vines and centuries-old olive trees, with the countryside opening out towards the coast. The estate produces its own wines and olive oil, and visits typically include a look at the production areas followed by a tasting of the wines made on site.

Staying on the Estate

Accommodation is available on the property, allowing guests to stay among the vineyards rather than visit for a few hours. Rooms are spread across the estate, and the setting suits those who want a base for exploring the surrounding countryside, the town of Alghero and the beaches of the north-west coast.

Wine and Oil

The estate’s output centres on Sardinian grape varieties grown in the local soil, alongside extra virgin olive oil from its own groves. Tastings offer a chance to compare the wines produced here with others from the region, and to see how the area’s climate and terrain shape what ends up in the glass.

Visiting

The winery can be reached from Alghero by car, and the surrounding roads make it straightforward to combine a visit with time in the town or along the coast. Those planning a tasting or an overnight stay are advised to make arrangements in advance, particularly during the busier summer months.