Buy or order Baglio Gibellina wine

Sicily at its best—that's Baglio Gibellina. Fine wines that truly showcase Sicily's robust character. Our favorite is undoubtedly Baglio Gibellina Passimiento. Unique to this wine is that some of the grapes are dried before being pressed. The result is a soft, aromatic, yet robust wine that has already been enjoyed by many wine connoisseurs.

Italian wines from Sicily

It's no secret anymore: Italy is the number one wine country. Wherever you go in Italy, every village, every city, every region, and every corner breathes wine. Italy boasts a vast number of wine regions, and there's not a single area where wine isn't produced. The largest wine region might come as a surprise to wine drinkers. It's not Puglia or Piedmont. Not Tuscany. And no, not even Veneto. The largest wine region in terms of production, we have to take the ferry from Calabria to the largest island in the Mediterranean: welcome to Sicily.

The wines of Baglio Gibellina

Sicily has often had a dubious reputation in the past. Until well into the 1980s, the island was known for its mass production. A tremendous amount of wine was produced in Sicily, but the quality often left much to be desired. However, several wineries decided to change course and focus more on quality. One of those wineries is Baglio Gibellina. Thanks in part to her influence, Sicilian wines are currently more popular than ever. And better than ever, as the number of DOC qualifications from the government continues to rise.

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The Baglio Gibellina vineyards produce many classics like Cabernet Sauvignon and Sangiovese. However, Sicily also boasts its own indigenous grapes, such as Grillo and Frappato. The most famous, however, is undoubtedly Nero D'Avola, a vibrant grape that perfectly captures Sicily's robust character in a bottle. For this very reason, Baglio Gibellina Sogno Del Sud Nero D'Avola is one of our biggest draws.