Producer
Vigna Nica, a small winery in the DOC Mamertino area of Messina, is led by Maria, a bold winemaker who combines organic and biodynamic farming with natural techniques such as cover cropping, worm humus, and horn manure.

Terroir
The vineyards are located on rich soils near the sea, from which they gain a fresh and authentic character.

Tasting Notes
With a straw yellow color and greenish reflections, the Mamertino DOC Grillo-Inzolia releases intense citrus aromas and fresh fruit notes. On the palate, it is dry, fresh, and harmonious.

Recommended Pairings
Ideal with a vegetable ratatouille with Pantelleria capers, paccheri with tomato sauce, or a classic Margherita pizza. This white wine is perfect for enhancing lunches and dinners with its fresh and refined character.

This organic and biodynamic wine is a perfect gift idea for wine lovers and Sicily enthusiasts.

Terroir:

Mamertino D.O.C. is born on the hills of Milazzo, facing the Aeolian Islands. 

Named after the Mamertines, who settled in the area during the Roman Empire and began producing this wine. 

Grape variety:

Mamertino combines the robustness of Nero d'Avola, the elegance of Nocera, and the complexity of Nerello Mascalese, giving the wine structure and a deeply Sicilian character.

Tasting:
Ruby red color with violet reflections, it releases intense notes of underbrush and blueberry on the nose. On the palate, it is soft and balanced, with a light persistence and a complexity that reveals itself with every sip.

Recommended pairings
Perfect with saffron risotto, caponata, or a legume soup, it pairs wonderfully with dishes that highlight the flavors of Mediterranean cuisine.

Technical sheet

• Harvest: Hand selection at dawn, in 16 kg crates to preserve quality.

• Winemaking: Extended maceration on the skins with controlled fermentation temperature between 18-24°C, followed by malolactic fermentation.

• Aging: 24 months in steel to enhance the varietal characteristics and preserve freshness.

A unique wine, perfect to gift or enjoy on special occasions.

Terroir: 

Mamertino D.O.C. Riserva is born on the hills of Milazzo, facing the Aeolian Islands. It is named after the Mamertines, who settled in the area during the Roman Empire and began producing this wine. 

Grape variety:

Mamertino combines the robustness of Nero d'Avola, the elegance of Nocera, and the complexity of Nerello Mascalese, giving the wine structure and a deeply Sicilian character.

Winemaking:

Extended maceration on the skins and fermentation at controlled temperature (18-24°C) with remontage and délestage. Aged 12 months in 5 hl French oak tonneaux to enrich the aromatic profile.

Tasting:

Mamertino presents a ruby red color with violet reflections. On the palate, it is velvety and well balanced, with sweet notes of plum and cherry. The aroma is intense and reminiscent of dark fruit jam.

Recommended pairings:

With its soft and rounded taste, it enhances first courses with ragù, red meats, and aged cheeses.

Storage:

Serve at 16-18 degrees. Drink immediately or store for up to 3 years.

Producer
Vigna Nica, a small winery in the DOC Mamertino area of Messina, is led by Maria, a bold winemaker who combines organic and biodynamic farming with natural techniques such as cover cropping, worm humus, and horn manure.

Terroir
The vineyards are located on rich soils near the sea, from which they draw a fresh and authentic character.

Tasting Notes
With a pale pink color, the Nica Rosato releases intense aromas of wild strawberry, raspberry, and rose. On the palate, it is elegant and well balanced, full-bodied, with a pleasant finish.

Recommended Pairings
Ideal with a tuna tartare with Pantelleria capers, paccheri with tomato sauce, or a classic Margherita pizza. This rosé is perfect for enhancing lunches and dinners with its fresh and refined character.

Za'atar is a fragrant spice blend originating from the Middle East.

Our Za’atar contains sesame, oregano, thyme, wild fennel, and salt.

Za’atar is a versatile ingredient, ready to give your dishes a Mediterranean flavor.

Just a pinch is enough to transform your everyday recipes into something special.

A lilac-toned flower among the most prized and carefully processed. Hours and hours of harvesting and care to create one of the most exquisite and sought-after spices in Italian and world cuisine: saffron. Sicily also boasts the cultivation of this splendid flower. Boniviri saffron is born right there, at the foot of Mount Etna, thanks to the care and harvesting all done strictly by hand, respecting the land and nature. Once the flowers are harvested, the stigmas are gently detached and then dried. It is at this point that saffron in threads is produced.

Zibibbo is an aromatic grape variety introduced to Sicily by the Arabs. When vinified dry in Marsala, it offers intense aromas of citrus, white flowers, and a marine saltiness.

• Grapes: 100% Zibibbo
• Designation: IGP Terre Siciliane
• Harvest: Picked at night between the third and fourth week of August.
• Aging: 3 months in steel, 1 month in bottle
• Alcohol content: 13%
• Serving temperature: 8-10°C
• Pairings: Pairs well with white meats cooked with spices and flavorful crustacean or legume soups. It can also be an excellent match for spicy dishes without tomato or blue cheeses.
• Appearance: Pale straw yellow color.
• Nose: Intense citrus aromas like orange blossom and grapefruit along with delicate hints of eucalyptus.
• Palate: Pleasant acidity, light structure, and enjoyable notes of lychee, banana with hints of oregano and sage that accompany a remarkable length of flavor.