The new Milazzo label: the Maria Costanza Rosso Riserva 2013 is an expression of Elegance and Character. Harvest of 2013, bottled in November 2016, only Nero d'Avola, the best grapes selected plant by plant to best describe the exceptional nature of this indigenous grape variety.
Red wine SICILIA DOP vintage Riserva 2013. Cellar: Az. Agr. G. Milazzo
Tancredi Donnafugata is a red wine, made from Cabernet Sauvignon and Nero d'Avola grapes, combined with a blend of other native vines, conceived from the collaboration between the Donnafugata winery and Dolce and Gabbana.
The result is a wine with a ruby red color, with fruity hints of plum and blueberries, followed by delicate spicy nuances of licorice and sweet tobacco, which goes perfectly with red meat and game dishes.
This spectacular Sicilian wine represents the first 100% Nero d'Avola produced in Sicily, in 1824, in the estate of Suor Marchesa, in Riesi.
Ruby red in color with garnet reflections, the Duke Henry gives itself to the nose with a complex of ripe fruit, iris and spices.
A powerful, round red wine with good structure and personality with a sensation of well-blended wood as a whole. The high persistence makes it both an excellent meditation wine and the perfect companion to cheeses and red meats
Vintage: 2016
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.
Soleggiato is a more unique than rare perpetual wine. It is produced through exposure to the sun of Moscato Bianco grapes that grow in the wonderful Marabino vineyards in Val Di Noto.
Its production defies every oenological rule, in fact, after the fermentation of the sun-dried grapes, this wine is transferred to steel tanks containing perpetual wines from other harvests. After this processing it is exposed to the sun in Demigiane for about a year, and finally it is bottled.
A very long process from which this perpetual Sicilian wine is born which stands out from the others because it is not the usual sweet wine at the end of a meal, but indeed, thanks to its freshness, it is an aperitif or meal wine, where the Moscato, which gains complexity thanks to the oxidative process.
The Cru of Casa Milazzo. Obtained from various Chardonnay vines from the Milazzo winery harvested on 25 August 2004.
It was aged for more than a year in oak barriques and bottled in July 2006.
Furthermore, only just over 12,000 bottles were produced, where it remained in refinement for over 6 months before being released on the market.
Vintage: 2004
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