Situated on the east coast of Sicily is Mount Etna, one of the world’s most active volcanoes. Over the centuries it’s estimated that 35,000 people have died from its destructive forces, although not all directly from the impact of lava flows. In modern times the body count is relatively low at 77, but there is no question that living in the shadow of such a destructive force of nature is fraught with risk. So why then would it seem like a good idea to invest in vineyards and winemaking ventures in such a precarious region? Read More