Palmento Costanzo Etna Rosso Contrada Santo Spirito

Translucent ruby with garnet highlights. The nose is complex, offering wild strawberry, red cherry, and red currant, with notes of rose petal, citrus peel, volcanic ash, dried herbs, and subtle spice. The palate delivers bright red fruit with hints of savory earthl, iron, and smoky mineral tones. Palmento Costanzo is a boutique estate located on the northern slopes of Mount Etna, founded by the Costanzo family with a mission to showcase the individuality of Etna’s volcanic terroir. The winery is deeply committed to organic farming and traditional Sicilian viticulture, including the preservation of historic dry-stone terraces and ancient vineyard practices.

Classification: DOC (Denominazione di Origine Controllata)

Grape VarietalNerello Mascalese, Nerello Cappuccio

 FeatureOrganic, Single Vineyard

Country: Italy

Region: Sicily

Appellation: Etna

Grape Profile: Nerello Mascalese provides structure, acidity, and red fruit with mineral tension. Nerello Cappuccio adds softness, color, and aromatic lift. Together, they create wines that are fresh, aromatic, and mineral-driven with Burgundian-like elegance.

Region Profile: Mount Etna, Europe’s most active volcano, is one of Italy’s most distinctive wine regions. Vineyards are planted at high elevations (often 600–1,000+ meters), where cooler temperatures and large diurnal shifts preserve acidity and aromatics. The soils are composed of volcanic ash, basalt, and lava fragments, providing excellent drainage and imparting a signature mineral character.

Pair with: Grilled and roasted white and red meats. Roasted poultry and earthy vegetables like roots and mushrooms.. Rich tomato-based dishes like pasta and pizza. Charcuterie. Aged cheeses like pecorino and parmigiano-reggiano.

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