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Cantine Cellaro

Cantine Cellaro comes from the heart of Sicily – from Sambuca di Sicilia, where the sun beats down intensely and the vines root deep in barren soils. What is produced here is reflected in the taste... Read more Read less

Cantine Cellaro comes from the heart of Sicily – from Sambuca di Sicilia, where the sun beats down intensely and the vines root deep in barren soils. What is produced here is reflected in the taste: powerful wines with character that mirror this rugged, fascinating island.

The cooperative winery combines the knowledge of many Sicilian winemaking families and vinifies it into wines ranging from simply approachable to multi-award-winning. A lot of Sicily for your money – and genuine discovery in a glass.

Ortona (CH), Sicily 2 products 2 award-winning products
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Cantine Cellaro
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Micina Nerello Mascalese Terre Siciliane
Sale price7,99 € Regular price8,95 € 0,75 l (10,65 €/l)
Due Lune Nerello Mascalese / Nero d'Avola
Cuvée
Sale price17,80 € 0,75 l (23,73 €/l)

About Cantine Cellaro

Ortona (CH)cellaro.it

Award-winning wines

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Micina Nerello Mascalese Terre Siciliane
Sale price7,99 € Regular price8,95 € 0,75 l (10,65 €/l)
Due Lune Nerello Mascalese / Nero d'Avola
Cuvée
Sale price17,80 € 0,75 l (23,73 €/l)

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Cantine Cellaro –
Sicily's sunshine in a glass

Cantine Cellaro comes from Sambuca di Sicilia, a small town in the heart of the island where summers are long and hot and the vines search for water in barren, mineral-rich soils. These conditions shape grapes with concentrated fruit and natural depth – before they even reach the cellar.

As a cooperative winery, Cellaro pools the knowledge and harvests of many Sicilian winegrowing families from the region. That might sound like a compromise, but it is the opposite: the joint vinification allows them to get the best out of a wide range of sites and grape varieties – including Nero d'Avola, Grillo, and Catarratto. Multiple award-winning bottlings prove that they do not settle for the lowest common denominator here.

What distinguishes the wines from Cellaro is their honesty: they taste like Sicily – like sun, like dark fruit, like the rugged charm of an island that knows no pretense. Accessible in price, but never arbitrary in character.