Royal Palace of Caserta

So long story short, of course, the Alois family was noble family and they've always been involved in whatever the Kings of Naples, the Bourbon Kings have developed in the area.

So just, uh, Just to mention, I think it's important for you, and I'm sure you know the Royal Palace of Caserta, right? You've been there.

It's this huge palace, you know? And whenever, you know, we have hosted, you know, a bunch of pretty important events like the G7, you know, with Bill Clinton, for example.

You know, when they came over, you know, they had this big event, you know, this three-day event.

You see the Gulf of Naples.

You see Capri.

ischia uh downtown naples and then the amalfi coast with positano you know and amalfi and then the chilento you know marina di camerota palinuro pestum where there are the temples and then as i said when you come inland you see the biggest palace in europe the regia di caserta the royal palace of caserta with one of the most important parks you know you see the italian uh the English garden, you know, two main philosophical conflict, you know, which, you know, are one against the other.

You know, you see the Italian perfection, which has to do with rationality.

You won't find it anywhere else.

And I think it's also interesting to emphasize that Spanish connection, Vincenzo, because we can sometimes forget that Italy as a nation... was only formed after 1861, and that all of Southern Italy was the kingdom of the two Sicilies, previously the kingdom of Naples with the Bourbon kings and in the Regia di Caserta.

So this Spanish link with the grapes is really interesting and important because that influence lasted for hundreds of years.

You know, we link Vesuvius, I think, with the Romans, with Pompeii, with Ercolano, but this