Introduction
Graci Etna Bianco 2023 is a vibrant and elegant expression of Carricante from the volcanic slopes of Mount Etna in Sicily. Produced by Graci, this wine showcases the bright fruit, aromatic complexity, and distinctive minerality that are hallmarks of this unique terroir. It reflects the winery’s commitment to crafting authentic wines that capture the singular character of the Etna DOC.
Character Description
The Graci Etna Bianco 2023 displays a luminous straw-yellow hue and an inviting aromatic profile of white peach, lemon zest, and a hint of green apple, underscored by a pronounced volcanic minerality, subtle floral notes of broom, and a touch of saline freshness. On the palate, it offers a dry, medium-bodied, and vibrant texture with focused citrus and stone fruit flavors, a lively acidity providing excellent structure, and a long, elegant finish with a distinctive savory and mineral persistence. The impression is one of finesse, complexity, and the unmistakable character of Etna Bianco.
Perfect Pairings
This refined Etna Bianco is a superb partner for a range of elegant dishes. It pairs beautifully with grilled white fish, seafood risotto, light pasta dishes with lemon and herbs, and delicate poultry preparations. Its vibrant acidity and mineral notes also complement fresh cheeses like mozzarella and ricotta, as well as vegetable-based antipasti. It’s an ideal choice for those who appreciate a white wine with both aromatic complexity and a strong sense of place.
About the Winery
Graci is a respected winery located on the northern slopes of Mount Etna in Sicily, dedicated to producing wines that authentically reflect the unique terroir of this volcanic region. With a focus on indigenous varietals like Carricante and Nerello Mascalese, and a commitment to organic farming practices, Graci crafts elegant and expressive wines that showcase the distinct minerality and complexity imparted by the volcanic soils. The Etna Bianco 2023 is a true representation of their dedication to capturing the essence of Etna in their wines.
