Campo di Marzo is a big hit with its Puglian wines, but the wines from the Sicilian vineyards are also definitely worth a try. The grapes for Grillo are grown in western Sicily. Grillo was always considered an inferior grape variety. However, several wineries, including Campo di Marzo, have championed Grillo's survival. Their white wines don't offer sophisticated, complex wines, but simply good, fresh, thirst-quenching wines that everyone will enjoy. Without any fuss or nonsense. Campo di Marzo proves that Grillo is simply a good wine, one that everyone will fall in love with.
Take that bottle of Campo di Marzo Grillo out of the fridge and enjoy it. What's immediately striking about this Sicilian gem is its refreshing and lively finish, without being overly acidic. That's true craftsmanship. You'll smell fresh conference pear, apple, and a hint of honey. Smell this Grillo again, and your nose will be captivated by the pleasant spice notes in this white wine. The taste is flawless. Impressions of green and red apples, ripe pears, and citrus peel roll through your mouth. This Grillo is complete: it has everything you're looking for in a Sicilian white wine. An ideal companion for drinks, lunch, or just because you're in the mood for something delicious!
