ClassificationSicilia DOC
VarietalsNero d'Avola, Nerello Mascalese, Nocera, Catarratto, Inzolia, Grillo, Pinot Nero, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot
Founded1825
TastingVisits and tastings at the historic Nebrodi estate with views toward the Aeolian Islands. Contact via winetourism.com.
OrganicORGANIC CERTIFIED
NeighbourhoodFaro DOC

Signature wines: Tenuta Gatti Pinot Nero, Tenuta Gatti Nero d'Avola

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Ragusano Our pick Nero d'Avola is among the reds the consortium's page on use suggests for Ragusano. Its dark fruit, warmth and medium tannin give an aged, savoury wheel some weight and soften its piquancy. Nero d'Avola, Sicily: Tenuta Gatti Nero d'Avola
Pecorino Siciliano Our pick The consortium says the piquancy of aged Pecorino Siciliano grows over 4 to 8 months. A Nero d'Avola with dark fruit and medium tannin stands up to the salt and spice; Qualigeo suggests bread and olives to tame the sharpness. Nero d'Avola, Sicily: Tenuta Gatti Nero d'Avola

Location

Address: Via Vignola, 98064 Librizzi (ME), Sicily, Italy

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Tenuta Tascante (Tasca d'Almerita on Etna) ★ 4.6

Etna DOCNerello Mascalese, CarricanteFounded 2010Etna DOC

Tasca d'Almerita's Etna estate in Castiglione di Sicilia, established around 2010, produces contrada-expressive Nerello Mascalese reds and Carricante whites within the Etna DOC. Ghiaia Nera is the entry-tier estate Nerello Mascalese cuvée.

Tasting: Visits bookable via the Tasca d'Almerita website. Estate is located in Contrada Rampante on Etna's north slope.

Signature wines: Tascante Ghiaia Nera, Tascante Il Picciolo

Cantina Rallo ★ 4.1

Marsala DOC, Alcamo DOC, Pantelleria DOCGrillo, Catarratto, Inzolia, Nero d'Avola, ZibibboFounded 1860Marsala DOC

Founded in 1860 by Diego Rallo, one of Marsala's oldest historic families. The Vesco family acquired the estate in 1996, integrating vineyards in Alcamo and Pantelleria with the historic Marsala cellars.

Tasting: Historic Marsala cellar visits and tastings. Contact via the Rallo website.

Signature wines: Cantina Rallo Marsala Superiore, Cantina Rallo Alcamo Bianco

Planeta Sciaranuova (Etna) ★ 4.5

Etna DOCNerello Mascalese, CarricanteFounded 2008Etna DOC

Planeta's Etna estate in Solicchiata, established in 2008, produces Nerello Mascalese and Carricante within the Etna DOC. The Sciaranuova winery is one of the island's most architecturally striking cellar doors.

Tasting: Tasting experience at the Sciaranuova winery. Bookable via the Planeta estate website.

Signature wines: Planeta Sciaranuova Nerello Mascalese, Planeta Sciaranuova Carricante

Planeta Buonivini (Noto) ★ 4.5

Noto DOC, Sicilia DOCNero d'Avola, Syrah, Moscato BiancoFounded 2003Noto DOC

Planeta's Noto estate produces Nero d'Avola and Moscato di Noto from the sun-drenched south-east of Sicily. The Buonivini contrada sits within the historic Noto DOC on the calcareous Pachino plateau, planted with mature Nero d'Avola vines.

Tasting: Tasting experience at the Buonivini winery near Noto. Bookable via the Planeta estate website.

Signature wines: Planeta Noto Nero d'Avola

Marco De Bartoli - Bukkuram (Pantelleria) ★ 4.8

Passito di Pantelleria DOC, Moscato di Pantelleria DOCZibibboFounded 1978NaturalPantelleria DOC

Marco De Bartoli's Pantelleria estate at Bukkuram produces the Sole d'Agosto passito from Zibibbo vines trained in the alberello pantesco system. The wine is a benchmark of minimal-intervention Pantelleria passito style.

Tasting: Visits by appointment on Pantelleria. Contact via the Marco De Bartoli website.

Signature wines: Marco De Bartoli Bukkuram Sole d'Agosto

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