The long covered terrace of a single-story limestone tasting pavilion at sunset, seen from the downhill vine rows looking up the slope. The terrace runs along the long side of the building with five dark oiled oak posts, wooden tables with empty wine glasses, and warm string lights glowing under the deep eaves. Same building: pale honey-colored limestone walls, low-pitched gabled terracotta clay tile roof, tall bronze-framed glass doors along the terrace, a short square limestone chimney rising from the left gable end, a deep green double door in that left gable wall, and the large old olive tree with a twisted trunk standing at the left corner beside that door. Grape-heavy vine rows lead the eye uphill to the pavilion, with low dry-stone walls and lavender borders below the terrace. Sky in apricot and rose, sun setting behind the viewer so the walls glow warm amber, soft shadows between the vines. Photoreal architectural photography, landscape 16:9. No people, no text, no signs, no cars.