The history of the Sella Mosca estate, which today can count on about 650 hectares of Mediterranean scrub and vineyards, and is one of the largest in Europe, began more than a century ago. We are in Alghero and, nodding at the famous song by Giuni Russo, we are in the company of a foreigner. Or rather of two foreigners, two adventurous Piedmontese guys, the engineer Sella and the lawyer Mosca who, in love with the uncultivated nature of the place, decided to give life to a new visionary project. So it was that in 1899 the reclamation works began to free the soils from the rock and give them a new life. It was a huge task that led to the birth of a real village. In the heart of the estate, the yard for the grafting and forcing of the vines, the cellars, the dwellings for the workers, the primary school and even a small church. Times have obviously changed. But here, today as in the past, Sella Mosca wines come to life.