Volcanic Sicilian red. The Burgundy of the Mediterranean.
Grown on the volcanic slopes of Mount Etna in Sicily, Nerello Mascalese vines produce a haunting red with dried cherry, blood orange, crushed rocks, and smoke. Wine critics call it "the Burgundy of the Mediterranean" for its translucent color and terroir-driven complexity. Etna Rosso is the sommelier obsession of the decade β volcanic soil produces flavors no other region can replicate.

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