The estate of Nuraghe Antigori spans over 190 hectares, of which 135 are devoted to vineyards, nestled among the slopes that descend from the mountains to the sea, surrounded by a rich diversity of flora and fauna in the territory formerly known as "su Spantu," in Sardinian meaning "awe," for its beauty.

Not far away lie the remains of Nuraghe Antigori, from which the winery takes its name. It is a unique place in Sardinia, where archaeologists have unearthed artifacts dating back to the Mycenaean culture, indicating frequent exchanges with populations beyond the sea.