The doorway and the façade echo the fascinating design of the labels of Mesa’s wines. Behind the high external walls, a huge, contemporary and functional three-story space contains grapes and wine cared for with special attention and which can be observed during the production process through gleaming glass walls.

The rounded bottles, fun yet at the same time severe, take their shape from the silhouette of Sardinian women when they wear their traditional costume: sacred figures of an archaic Sardinia. “Su mucadore”, the broad, black wool shawl around their shoulders, is not just a mantle, but a profound state of mind. “Sa fardetta”, the tunic of black Indian canvas that covers them, is a warm embrace. Identical to each other, they epitomize feminine mystery, maternal love and sheer goodness. The designs of the wine labels, on the other hand, are inspired by old Sardinian tapestries: creations of a patient, silent art that evolves over time, just like wine. At Mesa, form and content are exactly the same thing