Always check current official conditions and instructions.
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Join Sicilian Whiskey activities only with a confirmed booking.
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Wear suitable shoes and comfortable outdoor clothing.
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Weather, fire risk and access conditions may change the programme.
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Reach the confirmed meeting point and follow the team’s instructions.
Explore the area
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Landscape
A woodland in the Caltagirone area
Santo Pietro Forest is one of the principal natural areas around Caltagirone. Its identity is connected to Mediterranean vegetation, oak trees and the history of the local landscape.
This page does not replace instructions from the relevant authorities: access, routes and conditions can change throughout the year.
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Route
How the forest experience works
The group meets in Santo Pietro square. After the welcome, guests use their own vehicles to reach the access point confirmed for that day.
The team accompanies the group along the planned route and includes two beverage stops. The final itinerary follows current operational conditions and is sent with confirmation.
Meeting and group check
Transfer by your own vehicle
Accompanied route
Two Century Oak beverage stops
Return according to the confirmed programme
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Timing
Why the start changes with sunset
The forest experience lasts around three hours and is scheduled to begin three hours and thirty minutes before sunset.
The calendar calculates a start time for your selected date. The distillery checks it again before confirming.
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Safety
Weather, access and equipment
Suitable shoes, comfortable clothing, water and sun protection are essential. Tell us about mobility requirements or relevant conditions before confirmation.
When weather, seasonal conditions or safety make the planned route unsuitable, the team may offer a different time, itinerary or date.
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Whiskey and place
Century Oak and the story of the oak trees
During the experience, the team explains the narrative connection between old oak trees, the landscape and Century Oak whiskey.
Sicilian Whiskey projects are identified as brand initiatives; natural-history and access information remains separate and connected to institutional references.