Before planting the vine cuttings, a large amount of basalt stones were plowed up during soil preparation, which were collected in a pile. On the very first site visit, its enormous size was surprising. In the landscape created by former volcanoes, viticulture took place even in the time of the Romans. There are also three ruined medieval churches in the vicinity of the settlement. All were built from nearby stone.

The two building parts of the guest house have a traditional, simple mass design. They close the courtyard from the public, which is an external experience space, where the exceptional beauty of the landscape can be experienced with our whole being. The basalt covered walls and strapped board shutters also represent the archaic character.