Located in Chiaramonte, Sicily where this land is known for growing Nero DβAvola, the grape, also known as Calabrese has found its natural home here on this island. What makes Gulfi special is regional area of Pachino, the coastal, sandy terroir where Nero dβAvola has adapted very well. Only steps from the Mediterranean Sea, these vineyards thrive in the heat and grow grapes that produce world-class wines. The Catania family will tell you this is a βgrand cruβ and with several single vineyard sites within Pachino, Nero dβAvola can show great nuances.Β Ageable and collectible, these are worth having in any wine cellar.
Gulfi is a family-owned winery located in southern Sicily, with grand cru vineyards located in Pachino: 100% Nero dβAvola that grows in sandy soil close to the sea and has adapted to the hot climate. Here, the resulting wines are complex and elegant, and the benchmark for what these wines should taste like. Undoubtedly, one of the worldβs greatest wine estates and producers of Nero dβAvola. Although one might think the wines taste the same, each single vineyard or βcruβ showcases the great terroir of Pachino and the subtleties of each area.
Baronj has mostly limestone soils that brings out the power and minerality of the wine. Likely the most βeasy drinkingβ of the cru wines, it has a nose of raspberry, blood orange and violet with a vibrant palate of dried cherries, plums, and licorice.