The rolling vineyard country southwest of Sorgono forms a delightful backdrop for farm-to-table dining at this friendly agriturismo. Farm-raised produce and meats figure prominently in home-made zucchini fritters, spinach-ricotta ravioli, pasta with porcini mushrooms, roast pork, and an abundance of other dishes, all washed down with locally produced wine and grappa. It's 4km out of town off the SS128.
Agriturismo Su Connottu
Eastern Sardinia
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