A dark glass wine bottle with a black label featuring white text and a pearl necklace graphic. The label reads 'Feudi del Pisciotto' and 'Cerasuolo di Vittoria'. There is a white and gold band around the neck with a QR code and a certification sticker.

Feudi del Pisciotto Cerasuolo di Vittoria

Displaying a deep cherry color, the nose pops with intensity with aromas of ripe red fruits, notably pomegranate followed by hints of dried fruits and spices. The palate is lush and smooth with a balance of freshness and flavors of red fruits, like strawberries and cherries, and herbaceous notes. Established in 2005, the Feudi del Pisciotto winery, part of the Domini Castellare di Castellina group, has become known for its commitment to quality and sustainability. The property consists of 82 acres of vineyards planted in 2002 that sit at 820 feet above sea level, just under four miles from the sea.

Classification: DOCG (Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita)

Grape VarietalNero d’Avola, Frappato

 FeatureSustainable

Country: Italy

Region: Sicily

Appellation: Cerasuolo di Vittoria

Grape Profile: Nero d’Avola is known for its deep color, robust tannins, and flavors of dark fruits and spices. Frappato adds aromatic complexity with notes of red berries and floral hints, contributing to the wine’s freshness and elegance.

Region Profile: Cerasuolo di Vittoria is the only DOCG wine in Sicily, produced in the southeastern part of the island. The region’s Mediterranean climate, combined with its unique soil composition, creates ideal conditions for cultivating Nero d’Avola and Frappato grapes. 

Pair with: Grilled and roasted white and red meats. Barbecued pork and sausages. Braised beefs. Rich tomato-based dishes like pasta and pizza. Aged cheeses like pecorino and parmigiano-reggiano.

Color-coded map of Italy showing its regions with labels and a legend, including major wine-growing areas and geographical features.
Map of Sicily showing regions and wineries with a legend on the right indicating different wineries by color. The map includes a small inset map of Italy highlighting Sicily in red. The map shows major cities like Palermo, Catania, and Messina, and nearby seas labeled Mediterranean Sea.