The roots of the de Corato family are rooted firmly in the land of Puglia, in the countryside of Andria, on the plateau that separates the Murgia hills and the Adriatic Sea where Giuseppe, patriarch of the family born in the mid-nineteenth century, was a farmer with great entrepreneurial qualities.
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Located on the ancient Via Traiana at the foot of the Alta Murgia hills, the Rivera estates are a symbol of the history and agricultural development of an entire territory. Today the farm extends for 150 hectares, equally divided between specialized and sustainably cultivated centuries-old vineyards and olive groves.
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The Murgia is a karst plateau of very ancient origins which constitutes the backbone of central Puglia. The name Murgia derives from the Latin word "murex", which means sharp rock and which clearly identifies the characteristics of the rocky limestone hills that compose it.
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