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A fresh and fruity Grillo with a young twist.
Brilliant straw yellow, on the nose SurSur offers a fresh bouquet with notes of white fleshed fruit (peach and plum) combined with scents of wildflowers. A soft palate, the fruity notes return combined with pleasant freshness.
Vintage: 2022/2023
Caressing and intense, characterized by an ample bouquet with fruity notes combined with balsamic and spicy scents. Donnafugata's flagship red confirms itself as an icon of style and elegance.
Cellar: Donnafugata. Collection: Fresh and Original Pleasant wines with Sicilian soul.
With a brilliant pink color, Lumera is a rosé characterized by a pleasant fruity and flowery bouquet. A very dear wine designed for those who love fruity and structured rosés.
Vintage: 2023
Passiperduti di Donna fugata comes from 100% Grillo grapes, which give life to a wine with a brilliant straw yellow color with greenish reflections.
Full and deep still white wine, with floral notes of lavender and broom. The bouquet is enriched with citrus scents and finally recalls the flint. On the palate it has good structure and is sapid, mineral and persistent.
Donnafugata white wine to combine with refined appetizers, raw fish and shellfish, vegetarian dishes and white meats.
Vintage: 2023
A blend of Syrah and Nero d'Avola that grows in the hills of Monreale, in the marvelous Tenuta Presti and Pagni di Cusumano.
It is a very intense and fruity red, which is vinified in steel and aged in large oak barrels.
On the nose you can smell black cherries, berries and sweet spices, on the other hand the taste is velvety, fresh and enveloping.
75cl bottle
Shamaris is a wine produced with Grillo grapes in the Presti and Pegni di Cusumano estate in Monreale
It is very pleasant, and thanks to a slightly fruity flavor it is able to immediately express the aromas and flavors of the area, thanks to a bouquet rich in yellow fruit, aromatic herbs and orange blossom.
On the palate it is soft, fruity and intense.
In this wine there is the story of King Ferdinand IV of Bourbon and of the Real Casina di Caccia di Ficuzza. Here, in the 1800s, the sovereign kept his own wine, produced with grapes from the vineyards located around the Ficuzza estate.
Davide and Antonio, the brothers who manage this winery, wanted to imagine what the wine drunk could be like in the times of the King, thus giving birth to Salealto, a "vin de terroir", obtained from Insolia, Grillo and Zibibbo grapes in equal parts, before vinified separately and then aged together.
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