Wineries to visit in Sardinia: why choose Mesa

The visit moves through a white, geometric winery set among Mediterranean scrub and vineyard rows. Large, bright interior spaces and views over the Sulcis allow guests to observe winemaking, while guided tastings are adapted to visitors’ questions rather than delivered as a fixed presentation.

A shaded exterior terrace looks across the vines, hills and the distant sea. Nearby attractions include Porto Pino and the dunes of Is Arenas Biancas; the Porto Botte lagoon, where Mesa’s Syrah vineyard is reflected and flamingos and herons can be observed; and the island of Sant’Antioco, approximately 30 minutes away, with beaches and Phoenician and Roman remains.

The article presents Mesa as both a tasting destination and a starting point for exploring the natural and cultural landscape of southern Sardinia.