The Romeo family has been part of the greater Randazzo community for centuries; the heart of the estate was constructed as a masseria in the seventeenth century in Contrada Allegracore, with much of the facility now being converted into a living museum including an exhibit on Etna wine label history curated by co-owner Chiara Vigo. The March 1981 eruption covered part of the farm, and that lava flow today embraces the old-vine Nerello vineyard. Each wine label features details of the main house, local lava flows, and family members.