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Catarratto

Catarratto: the authentic identity of Sicily in the glass

The Catarratto collection gathers labels that tell the story of one of the most representative white grape varieties of Sicily, capable of expressing freshness, balance, and an always interesting territorial interpretation. In this selection, you will find wines that interpret Catarratto in a modern and territorial key, with references to the most suitable areas of Etna and western Sicily.

Character, style, and territory

Catarratto is traditionally associated with white wines that have an immediate yet not trivial profile, where notes of white fruit, citrus, and floral sensations combine with a pleasant sapidity. Depending on the area of origin and the production style, it can offer wines that are more slender and vertical or more structured, with greater aromatic complexity. The presence of labels linked to Etna further enhances the mineral dimension and the connection to a unique territory.

The wineries featured in the selection

Among the names in the collection, producers who work with great attention to the territory stand out, such as Cusumano, Graci, Palmento Costanzo, and Pellegrino 1880. Their interpretations show how Catarratto can interact with different soils, altitudes, and microclimates, always maintaining a strong Sicilian imprint.

Labels to discover in the collection

The selection includes wines such as BIANCO DI SEI DOC 2019, BIOsfera Catarratto BIO Terre Siciliane IGP, Alta Mora Etna bianco DOC 2020, Palmento Costanzo Etna Bianco Contrada Cavaliere 2021, and Etna Bianco 2022 DOC Graci. These labels help to read Catarratto through different nuances, from the more immediate and organic styles to the more identity-driven versions linked to volcanic vineyards.

Recommended pairings

Thanks to its freshness, Catarratto is ideal with seafood appetizers, raw fish, delicate first courses, seasonal vegetables, and fresh cheeses. The more structured or mineral versions, particularly those linked to Etna, also lend themselves well to more flavorful preparations, baked fish, and more elaborate Mediterranean cuisine. It is a versatile choice for those looking for a white wine that can naturally accompany informal moments and more refined tables.

Why choose a Catarratto

Choosing a Catarratto wine means exploring a historic grape variety of Sicily through different yet coherent interpretations, united by drinkability, personality, and a strong connection to the territory. This collection is designed for those who wish to discover authentic Sicilian whites that are approachable and gastronomic, featuring some of the most interesting names in the island's wine scene. Explore the selection and find the Catarratto that best suits your tasting style.

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What kind of wine is Catarratto?
Catarratto is a historic white grape variety from Sicily, known for producing fresh, balanced, and pleasant wines to drink. Its profile can vary based on the territory and production style: in some cases, a more immediate and fruity interpretation emerges, while in others, greater sapidity and complexity are present. In the collection, you will find different interpretations, useful for getting to know this grape variety through labels that enhance its Mediterranean character and versatility at the table.
What dishes pair well with Catarratto?
Catarratto pairs very well with Mediterranean cuisine and seafood dishes. It is ideal with fish appetizers, raw dishes, delicate first courses, vegetables, legumes, and fresh cheeses. The more mineral or structured versions, such as some labels linked to Etna, can also accompany more flavorful or baked preparations. It is a white wine that works well both as an aperitif and during meals, thanks to its freshness and natural smoothness.
Why choose a Catarratto from Etna or Sicily?
Choosing a Catarratto from Etna or Sicily means opting for a white wine with a strong territorial identity. The interpretations from Etna tend to highlight greater tension, minerality, and depth, while the broader Sicilian versions well narrate the richness of the grape variety and the different soils of the island. This collection features labels that showcase these nuances, making Catarratto an interesting choice for those seeking authentic, elegant wines that are true to the territory.