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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Which wines should you bring together for a first introduction to Etna DOC in all three colors?

You can bring together the 2022 red “I Vigneri,” the 2022 white “Aurora,” and the 2021 rosé “Vinudilice.” All are made by I Vigneri in Sicily: this trio offers a chance to discover three colors and three blends within the same appellation.

What distinguishes the “I Vigneri” and “Vinupetra” reds?

The “I Vigneri” red, available in the 2022 and 2023 vintages, blends Nerello Mascalese and Nerello Capuccio. “Vinupetra” 2020 brings together these two varieties with Alicante and Francisi. The comparison therefore involves both different blends and different vintages.

How do you choose between the three Etna DOC white wines?

“Aurora” 2022 blends Minnella and Carricante, while “VignadiMilo” 2020 and “Palmento Caselle” 2019 are made from Carricante alone. To explore this variety on its own, choose one of the latter two wines; to discover it blended with Minnella, choose “Aurora.”

Which “Vinudilice” vintages can you compare?

The “Vinudilice” rosé is included in this selection in the 2017 and 2021 vintages, with the same stated blend: Alicante, Grecanico, and Minnella. These two bottles make it possible to compare vintages of the same wine, although the information provided does not allow us to specify how their taste has evolved.

Which Etna DOC wines should you choose to compare a 2020 red and white?

The 2020 vintage includes the red “Vinupetra” and the white “VignadiMilo,” both made by I Vigneri. The former blends Nerello Mascalese, Nerello Capuccio, Alicante, and Francisi; the latter is made from Carricante alone. This duo offers a chance to explore two colors of Etna DOC while keeping the same producer and vintage.