For centuries the Cilento has inspired poets and singers. Many of the Greek and Roman myths, at the base of our Western culture, have been set on its shores: from the myth of the Sirens, in the Odyssey, to that of the evil creatures, ending with the myth of Palinuro. The thread of Cilento’s history unfolds up to the present day by sewing big and small events; suspending itself as a land between past and progress, between future and memory. Traces, memories, monuments, culture, trails linked to this rich history are now safeguarded thanks to the Cilento National Park, and to these recent acknowledgments; as the inclusion of Cilento in the Mab-Unesco biosphere network. And it is in this tangle, made of men and nature, wealth and austerity that Rutino rises. In a complex mix, where the magic and the timeless melt into everyday fatigue, Rutino unravels his story at the edge of the S.S 18 that runs through it. Today the country has become the emblem of a slow and full of humanity style of life in contrast with the speed and aggressiveness implied by progress. This is the spirit of the place, which inspires its inhabitants in the strenuous defense and in the passionate recovery of an agri-food heritage and an unrivaled wine production. Local vines that find in the clayey-limestone nature of the soil and in the climate of the area, the conditions to best express their personality.