Nero d'Avola 2022 madonie Catarratto was a blending grape

Catarratto was a blending grape with no identity

The part of Puglia where the Ionian Sea unleashes her beauty onto sandy vineyards

dark roast undertones

A place where there is little industry and little tourism

An ancient grape that thrives there is called Negroamaro and like of Greek origin tracing back to the times of Magna Grecia

Nero d'Avola 2022 madonie Catarratto was a blending grapeCastellucci Miano Nero d'Avola. The vineyard is found over 1500 feet above sea level in the Madonie Mountains of Sicily. Most commercial Nero d'Avola comes from low elevation vineyards in very hot climates. If you want to experience the potential of Nero d'Avola, Sicily's most important red grape, you've to got to look up! To the mountains! Hand harvested and hand selected grapes are picked at the perfect moment of maturity. Half the wine is vinified