The winery and vineyards are located in McLaren Vale, a complex wine region with a Mediterranean climate, complex soils and varying altitudes, ideal for growing many international varieties as well as many native Italian varieties. The vineyards are located in five carefully selected independent plots in McLaren Vale. The terroir is similar to the owner's hometown - Abruzzo, Italy. The output is full of style, with excellent flavors of "Italian deft and restrained" and "Australian rich and full". Almost all of Mitolo's grapes come from the Sellicks Hill and Aldinga vineyards in the production area. Sellicks Hill has fertile soil and plenty of sunshine. Aldinga is close to the coast and is influenced by the cool sea breezes of the bay. These excellent terroirs give the wine a very rich fruit flavor while retaining good acidity.

McLaren Vale is a production area with relatively gentler terrain and a climate more similar to the Mediterranean. It is very suitable for Italian and Greek grape varieties. Generally speaking, the wines in this area are more charming and colorful. The terroir characteristics of Mitlo are also local. Because it is close to the ocean, the temperature changes greatly in the morning and evening, which is very conducive to maintaining the acidity of the grapes. On the one hand, the winemaker respects the terroir of McLaren Vale, and on the other hand, he also pays attention to the Italian background of the owner. Therefore, the wine style is more similar to the Mediterranean style, and at the same time carries the local free atmosphere. With the consensus of the two, the Italian wine is also introduced. Italian varieties and brewing methods. From a certain perspective, Midoro can be compared to the Bolgheri region of Italy: it also has a Mediterranean climate and uses international varieties to make wines with an Italian spirit.