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Villarini – Nero d’Avola

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Italy
Sicily
Wine
Red

The Facts

UPCs
  • 2022 (750ml) - 8 008863 052855
  • 2021 (750ml) - 8 008863 052855
Origins Italy > Sicily > Sicilia
Appellation Sicilia
Varietal Nero d'Avola
Cepage 100% Nero d'Avola
Markets California

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The Character

Overall Powerful & Spicy
Aromas Cherry, Blackberry, plum, herbs, sage, vanilla, cocoa
Mouthfeel Robust yet silky
Pairings Classic Italian antipasto with grilled veggies, cured meats
Sustainability 2021 - Certified Organic, Vegan

The Story

Sicily has a larger wine growing area than the entire Germany. A large part of the Mediterranean island is characterized by volcanic soil and warm, dry climate. Among the local grapes grown here are Nero d’Avola and Catarratto. The grapes for Villarini come from selected family owned vineyards in western Sicily, where climate and tradition give perfect conditions to produce interesting wines with depth and character. The wine is made from 100% organically grown grapes, with no use of pesticides or herbicides in order to respect the earth, the terroir, and to contribute to biological diversity.

About Villarini

Brand Story

Villarini is produced by Icon Wines, a close cooperation between ViniMundi and a number of carefully selected local, organic wine producers around the world, with the explicit target to supply the best possible quality at any given price point. Together we aim at producing wines that both reflect the local traditions and terroir, but also the use of modern winemaking.

Brand Story

Villarini is produced by Icon Wines, a close cooperation between ViniMundi and a number of carefully selected local, organic wine producers around the world, with the explicit target to supply the best possible quality at any given price point. Together we aim at producing wines that both reflect the local traditions and terroir, but also the use of modern winemaking.

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