I love Sicily, Sicilian food and Sicilian wines—not “White Lotus” or tourist-bus Sicily, but the wild, middle-of-nowhere Sicily. Earlier this year, I drove to the high, wind-swept, wheat-growing and ...

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In Sicily, there’s Mt. Etna in the east (wineries on an active volcano, why not?), which has over the past decade become one of Italy’s most exciting wine destinations; Marsala in the west ...

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While Italy’s wine scene is incredible from top to bottom, Sicily’s been stealing my heart. The island is literally a museum in itself, showcasing architectural gems from ancient Greek, Roman and ...

Sicilian wines are increasingly popular, and winemaking on the island dates back millennia to the Greeks. Marsala, in western Sicily, produces fortified wines by the same name, categorized by ...

The top grape grown in Sicily, however, is nero d’avola. We’ve been fortunate to have tasted an inordinate number of wines from this region and continue to be impressed with the quality and ...

There are so many more amazing places in Italy making great wines with many less well-known grapes. And right near the top of that list is Sicily and its iconic nero d’avola grape. This week ...