Catarratto is one of the 4 monovarietal wines of the Colori di Sicilia line by Feudi del Pisciotto. A historic grape variety of the island, from which fresh whites with fruity and floral scents are obtained. Catarratto by Feudi del Pisciotto is a wine with a pleasant flavor suitable for any pairing. On the label, brush strokes of orange and yellow that recall the citrus fruits of Sicily, taken from the ceramics by Giacomo Alessi, the master of Caltagirone.

Nero d’Avola is one of the 4 monovarietal wines of the Colori di Sicilia line by Feudi del Pisciotto. The most representative black grape variety of Sicily, it gives intense and full-bodied wines, with a marked acidity. The Nero d’Avola by Feudi del Pisciotto is full, velvety with pleasant fruity notes and light hints of spices. On the label, brush strokes of yellow and purple that evoke the Sicilian sun and the Nero d’Avola grapes, taken from the ceramics by Giacomo Alessi, the master of Caltagirone.

Grillo is one of the 4 monovarietal wines of the Colori di Sicilia line by Feudi del Pisciotto. A Sicilian native vine, it gives life to whites with personality and organoleptic depth. Grillo by Feudi del Pisciotto is a fresh, full-bodied, slightly savoury and mineral wine. On the label, brush strokes of blue evoke the Sicilian sea, taken from the ceramics by Giacomo Alessi, the master of Caltagirone.

Frappato is one of the 4 monovarietal wines of the Colori di Sicilia line by Feudi del Pisciotto. A native black grape of ancient origins, vinified in purity, it highlights the typical floral and fruity aromas of the variety. Frappato by Feudi del Pisciotto reveals vivacity and organoleptic intensity in the glass. Round on the palate, it conquers with its freshness. On the label, brush strokes of fiery red that recall the lava of the volcano, taken from the ceramics by Giacomo Alessi, the master of Caltagirone.

A red grape variety from the South East of Sicily, Frappato grown at Feudi del Pisciotto reveals vivacity and organoleptic intensity in the glass. The particular selection of grapes destined for the DOC Sicilia Superiore I Putti del Serpotta line, dedicated to the great Sicilian sculptor who lived between the 17th and 18th centuries, allows for the production of a wine of great finesse.

Sicily can be appreciated not only for its red wines, but also for the whites and international varieties offered. Chardonnay is perhaps the one that has the best adaptability among all non-native white grape varieties. In this wine, the varietal notes are brought into the spotlight and the good acidity characteristic of this grape gives it a freshness that also makes it ideal for ageing. Label designed by Alberta Ferretti.

Grillo is the indigenous white grape variety that has been the subject of the greatest interest in recent times, due to its characteristics of aroma and freshness. Golden yellow color with notes of apple and pear that make it immediately recognizable. The design on the label is a work by Carolina Marengo.

Cerasuolo di Vittoria is the first and only Sicilian DOCG wine. A wine with a great personality obtained through the vinification of the Frappato and Nero d’Avola grape varieties. Label drawn by Giambattista Valli.

100% Pinot Noir. Inspired by the great Giacomo Tachis, who had perfect knowledge of this noble grape variety, atypical for Sicily and yet offering a rather striking opportunity for expression on the island and in particular on the Feudi Del Pisciotto estate. An expression of clear Burgundian character, consistent, but at the same time exceptionally fine and elegant, with the Eterno’s hand depicted on the bottle, Giacomo Serpotta sculpture whose restoration was funded by the Feudi Del Pisciotto estate, together with the involvement of some of Italy’s biggest fashion designers who have designed the labels for a number of wines produced by the estate.

Syrah prefers sandy soils and the vineyards of Piano Spineto, the plateau located in the highest part of the estate, are the ideal habitat for this great grape variety. The image of the Moor on the label is taken from a sculpture made by Giacomo Alessi, the great ceramist from Caltagirone.

The grape variety that expresses the character of Sicily’s oenological tradition better than all the others. This wine, meticulously produced using the estate’s finest resources expresses, in absolute purity, the extraordinary elegance and ability of wine to improve over time. Label drawn by Versace.

In no other part of the world are the light and the moods of the land as extraordinary as in Sicily, claimed Giacomo Tachis. And it is precisely in this sun-kissed land that Alaziza was born. The label, which evokes elements of the Sicilian landscape immersed in a dreamlike atmosphere, is signed by the stylist Stephan Janson.