Frappato

Frappato: Sicilian elegance, freshness, and identity

The Frappato collection from Italian Wine Selection gathers some of the most interesting expressions of this grape variety, a symbol of southeastern Sicily. Here you will find wines with a fragrant, smooth, and authentic profile, capable of combining immediacy and finesse, with a well-recognizable territorial character.

Frappato is a grape variety that produces wines with a brilliant color, clear aromas of small red fruits, flowers, and light spices, with generally delicate tannins and a pleasant savoriness. It is an ideal choice for those seeking territorial reds that are versatile and highly drinkable, without sacrificing depth and personality.

A Sicilian grape between Vittoria and its best interpretations

This selection particularly highlights the area of Vittoria and its most recognizable style, with labels such as Cerasuolo di Vittoria DOCG, Frappato di Vittoria, and interpretations from single cru or contrada. The territory, with its Mediterranean climate and thermal excursions, contributes to fresh, fragrant wines with a dynamic sip.

Among the featured labels, the interpretations of Occhipinti Azienda Agricola stand out, a reference name for an artisanal and identity-focused reading of Frappato, with wines like "PT" Pettineo, "BB" Bombolieri, and "FL" Fossa di Lupo. The collection also includes offerings from Donnafugata and Feudi del Pisciotto, as well as wines with strong personality like Bell'Assai Vittoria DOC Frappato Sicilia and Floramundi.

Style, occasions, and pairings

Frappato is perfect when you want an elegant but not demanding red, suitable for both an informal dinner and a more refined table. Its freshness makes it very versatile at the table.

Recommended pairings

  • Mediterranean cuisine and vegetable-based dishes;
  • flavorful fish and stews;
  • white meats and poultry;
  • delicate cured meats and semi-aged cheeses;
  • traditional Sicilian dishes, even with tomato and aromatic herbs.

In the selection, you will also find special formats like the Magnum, interesting for those looking for a dramatic bottle or for aging in the cellar. The different vintages available also allow you to choose between more immediate interpretations and versions with greater complexity and depth.

Why choose a Frappato

Choosing a Frappato means opting for a red that tells the story of Sicily with grace, energy, and authenticity. It is an ideal category for those who love territorial, refined, and versatile wines, but also for those who wish to discover one of the most distinctive grape varieties in the Sicilian landscape. Explore the collection and find the Frappato that best suits your tasting style.

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What type of wine is Frappato?
Frappato is a Sicilian red grape variety known for its fragrant profile, light in tannins and very pleasant to drink. The wines from the Frappato collection typically display notes of red fruits, flowers, and delicate spices, with a nimble yet well-defined structure. It is a red suitable for those seeking elegance, freshness, and a strong territorial identity, especially in expressions linked to the area of Vittoria and its most representative denominations.
What dishes pair well with Frappato?
Frappato is one of the most versatile reds to bring to the table. Its freshness and measured tannins make it suitable for Mediterranean cuisine, vegetables, white meats, delicate cold cuts, and semi-aged cheeses. It also pairs well with Sicilian dishes featuring tomatoes, aromatic herbs, and flavorful but not overly structured preparations. It is a very interesting choice for both informal lunches and dinners where a fine and gastronomic wine is sought.
Which wineries are present in the Frappato collection?
In the Frappato collection, there are labels from recognizable producers in the Sicilian landscape, including Occhipinti Azienda Agricola, Donnafugata, and Feudi del Pisciotto. The selection also includes interpretations related to Vittoria and single cru Frappato, as well as versions in special formats like Magnum. It is a collection designed for those who want to compare different styles while keeping the character of the grape variety at the center.