This distinctive wine from Sicily embodies the traditional Italian winemaking heritage. With 42% alcohol content, it offers a full-bodied and robust structure. This Sicilian expression shows the island's unique volcanic terroir and Mediterranean influence.
Sicily, the Mediterranean's largest island, represents Italy's most dynamic wine region with its ancient viticultural heritage and modern renaissance. The island's volcanic soils, particularly around Mount Etna, impart distinctive mineral characteristics to the wines. Sicilian producers combine indigenous grape varieties with international ones, creating unique expressions that reflect the island's rich cultural heritage.