A brand new Gismondi wine from 2024, based around a new parcel of Moscato Bianco he recently acquired. This aromatic varietal seems to fare well at the altitude Antonio works, here planted at 550 meters over rocky limestone and the vineyard where the 2024 harvest commenced, in late August. Find out more.

Glowing col fondo Catarratto. Giving generous aromas of tinned peaches, salty white grapefruit and Mediterranean herbs, its sandy opacity in the glass belying an impressively clean and refreshing character. Find out more.

Superb, saline Grillo from vines grown right next to the Marsala salt pans. A beautiful golden colour in the glass from a brief time spend with the skins, this full and structured wine translates its coastal Mediterranean location perfectly. Find out more.

Sea-salted apricot, wild herbs and flowers float out of the glass, preceding chalky minerals, grippy, mouth-coating tannins and a resinous pine cone quality, flecked with medicinal sage and clove. Find out more.

An 'all-in' style of wine that serves as an approximation or snapshot of any given vintage. Named after the chameleon as the blend changes every year - it is a mix of all of the white and red wines found in Fabio's cellar. Find out more.

A beautiful gemstone garnet in the glass, the wine walks an assured balance between crunchy, freshly-picked fruits, and more long-ripened, Mediterranean depth. Juicy black cherries, smoke, bitter dark chocolate and those familiar oregano and wild finocchio herbs. Tannins are impressively fine and all these elements mesh together in a perfect balance. Find out more.

Nectar-like sweet wine made using late-harvest Catarratto in the classic 'passito' style, where the grapes are left to dry on the vines until mid-October. Find out more.

A beautiful, delicate vermouth that somehow channels the exotic aromas of flora you find on the air in this remote part of western Sicily. A heady delight when simply drunk over ice with a twist of citrus, it is a transportive aperitif if ever we tasted one. Find out more.

A beautiful shade of watermelon, its tart berries and heady scents of rose mean a litre of this will not last long. Find out more.