Baglio Curatolo Arini 1875

Baglio Curatolo Arini 1875 – the name says it all. For almost 150 years, this Sicilian family winery has been telling stories of sun, wind, and salty sea air. Its heart is the historic Baglio , an old estate built of tuff stone, nestled between the Stagnone nature reserve and endless vineyards.

Here grow Sicily's great native grape varieties: Nero d'Avola, Grillo, Inzolia, Catarratto, and Syrah – each a portrait of this unique island. Craftsmanship and respect for the terroir have always been central. No wonder you immediately sense: these wines come from somewhere special.

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Baglio Curatolo Arini 1875 –
Sicilian craftsmanship for almost 150 years

Baglio Curatolo Arini 1875 is one of the oldest family wineries in Sicily. At its heart is a historic baglio – a tuff stone estate nestled between the Stagnone nature reserve and sprawling vineyards in the west of the island. Salt from the nearby sea, intense sunshine, and constant winds shape the terroir and thus the character of every wine produced here.

The classic Sicilian grape varieties are cultivated here: Nero d'Avola and Syrah for the red wines, Grillo, Inzolia, and Catarratto for the whites. Each variety reflects a different aspect of this island – from the spicy depth of Nero d'Avola to the fresh salinity of a well-made Grillo. Craftsmanship and respect for the terroir have been central to their approach for generations, without the need for grand pronouncements.

Those who drink Curatolo Arini's wines get an honest picture of western Sicily: no glossy production, but wines that do not deny their origin – and have been doing so for almost 150 years.

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