Bibbo Zibibbo, Caruso & Minini
Description
Caruso & Minini’Bibbo stands out thanks to a sweet and enveloping bouquet. Zibibbo is an aromatic grape variety deeply connected to Sicily. The natural beauty of this vine comes up at the moment of the harvest which is carried out with scrupulous care between August and September. The cryomaceration takes place in stainless steel fermenters at controlled temperature of 4°C for 12-24 hours. Just after it is the time for fermentation, 3 months of aging in steel tanks and subsequently 2 months in the bottle. An intense and elegant white suitable for aperitifs and vegetarian dishes, ideal white wine for an unparalleled taste experience.
£18.95
Quantity Available: 2
Product Code: S15263
Country
Italy
Region
Sicily
Vintage
2025
Alcohol Vol
12.5%
Bottle Size
75cl
Closure
natural cork
Grape Varieties
Zibibbo
Producer Details
Caruso & Minini vineyards lie at the intersection of the ‘mare nostrum’ and the elevated, windswept hills of Salemi. The eye wanders across hectares of land, stretching to the horizon, while the constant wind carries a subtle saltiness that envelops the plants nestled between 200 and 450 meters above sea level. Housed within an ancient Baglio (farmhouse) constructed of yellow tuff in 1904 and subsequently renovated in Marsala. Here, their grapes are transformed into high-quality wines, surrounded by the iconic scents of lemon, pomegranate, carob, olive, and aloe.
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