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Baglio Curatolo Arini 1875
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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 –
Sicily's sun in a bottle
Baglio Curatolo Arini 1875 is one of Sicily's oldest family wineries. For almost 150 years, the family has vinified on a historic tuff estate — the so-called Baglio — in the middle of vineyards that stretch between the Stagnone nature reserve and the sea. Salty sea air, intense sun, and a mineral terroir shape every vintage here.
The focus is on the island's classic grape varieties: Nero d'Avola, Grillo, Inzolia, Catarratto, and Syrah. Each variety reflects a different aspect of Sicily — from the spicy depth of Nero d'Avola to the fresh citrus note of Grillo. Winemaking follows the principle of letting the terroir speak: artisanal, respectful, without exaggeration.
Anyone who drinks the wines of Curatolo Arini gets a clear picture of place and origin. That is not a matter of course — and that is exactly what makes these wines so reliably interesting.