In the glass

Medium-bodiedLow tanninHigh acidityDryLong, Saline-Mineral, Wild finish

Aroma: wild volcanic mineral, fresh citrus, Mediterranean maquis, flint

Palate: saline mineral, citrus, volcanic stone, wild herbs

Serragghia's dry Zibibbo is among the most mineral and wild table wines produced in Sicily: zero-sulphur, biodynamic, from the volcanic pumice soils of Pantelleria, it captures the island's raw elemental character without sweetness.

What it pairs with

  • Pantelleria insalata pantesca
    The wine's volcanic mineral and maquis notes mirror the island's signature salad of tuna, tomato, capers and olives.
  • Raw Sicilian red shrimp
    Saline mineral character and wild herb notes frame the oceanic sweetness of the raw shrimp.
  • Grilled octopus with capers
    The wine's volcanic depth and saline character are a natural match for char-grilled octopus.

History

Gabrio Bini introduced a dry Zibibbo from the Serragghia estate in 2008, providing a non-sweet expression of the island's character. The wine is made with the same biodynamic, zero-sulphur approach as the Passito but captures the wild mineral soul of Pantelleria without sweetness, becoming sought-after in natural wine circles.

  1. 2008 — First Serragghia dry Zibibbo vintage

Facts

Producer
Serragghia (Pantelleria)
Grapes
Zibibbo
Classification
Terre Siciliane IGT
Oak
No oak; stainless steel; no additions; no sulphur
ABV
12.5%
Price
€25-45 at retail
Drinking window
2-8 from vintage
First vintage
2008
Biodynamic
Biodynamic Practicing
Organic
ORGANIC CERTIFIED

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