IL Padrino Nero d'Avola

When you think of Sicilian wines, Nero d'Avola immediately comes to mind. This somewhat powerful yet accessible blue grape is a beloved variety among many wine drinkers. Its birthplace is the rugged island of Sicily, where wine has been produced for centuries, with varying degrees of success. Until the end of the last century, the wines were primarily intended for domestic mass consumption. In recent decades, Sicilian wine has seen a dramatic increase in quality, making it a staple on many wine racks.

A red wine from Nero d'Avola

The name of this wine, IL Padrino, wasn't chosen entirely by chance. Literally translated from Italian, it means "godfather." This phenomenon isn't particularly important in the Netherlands, but in predominantly Christian Italy, the role of a godfather is indispensable. Family is an important asset to the average Italian, after all. This wine, IL Padrino, is therefore wonderful to enjoy with the family. All gathered around a long table, the bottles of IL Padrino Nero d'Avola will flow freely.

Impressions of this Sicilian wine

With a glass of IL Padrino in hand, the real enjoyment can begin. You'll feel like royalty once your senses discover this Nero D'Avola. Red fruit plays a prominent role. But skilled noses will also discern aromatic notes of plum and black cherry. IL Padrino has a spicy undertone, making this Italian red wine just a touch more exciting. The sultry finish pairs beautifully with numerous dishes from the exquisite Italian cuisine.