Wine & Other Stories

2025: Four Sicilian Organic wines to try

Written by Veronica Lavenia

Nino 2015 by  Caruso e Minini: “Limpid, with a very intense ruby red color with evident garnet reflections, consistent. Its olfactory range is wide and intense.” For the full review click here.

Nino 2015 - Caruso e Minini

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Sensinverso 2018 by Abbazia Santa Anastasia: “The sip is rich, supported by a silky tannic texture. Good olfactory taste persistence with an aftertaste of spices.An elegant wine expression of the terroir of origin.” For the full review click here.

Sensinverso 2018 - Abbazia Santa Anastasia

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Sgarretta Grillo 2022 by Giovinco: “It opens with hints of fresh white flowers followed by intense hints of fresh fruit with white and yellow pulp, closing with a delicate nuance of aromatic herbs from the Mediterranean scrub.” For the full review click here.

Sgaretta Grillo 2022 - Giovinco

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Miral 2022 by Cantine Fina: “Notes of ripe wild berries such as cherry, blackberry, raspberry and dried plum intertwined with floral notes of violet.” For the full review click here.

Miral 2022 - Cantine Fina

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About the author

Veronica Lavenia

PhD.
Writer, book author, essayist and magazine contributor, some of her works have appeared in the most popular International magazines.
Digital Content Manager and Communication Manager at "The Wolf Post", since the birth of the platform.

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