Grillo
Grillo is Sicily's white sunshine – formerly known primarily as the base for the famous Marsala , it is now celebrating its comeback as an independent white wine with an unmistakable character. A cross between Catarratto and Muscat, it combines power and aromatics: in the glass, it exudes aromas of orange blossom, citrus fruits, and Mediterranean herbs, while on the palate it impresses with fresh acidity and a long, spicy finish.
Grillo grows exclusively in Sicily , where the hot climate and mineral-rich soils give it its characteristic depth. At Vinoscout, you'll discover 11 wines made from this grape variety – from everyday bottles starting at €5.35 to sophisticated interpretations for up to €52.51, showcasing the immense potential of this rediscovered grape.
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Berliner Wein Trophy 2025 (Jahrgang 2024)
Awarded by Berlin Wine Trophy
Berliner Wine Trophy 2016 Gold
Awarded by Berlin Wine Trophy
Falstaff 2022
Awarded by Falstaff
Meiningers Weinwelt 2024
Awarded by Meininger's Wine World
Wine Enthusiast 2024
Awarded by Wine Enthusiast
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Grillo – Sicily's sun-drenched white wine
Grillo is an indigenous grape variety from Sicily that was long known primarily for the production of Marsala – but today it shines as an independent white wine. What distinguishes it: a lively freshness that one hardly expects from such a southern island, combined with a pleasant fullness on the palate. Typical are light fruit, a subtle herbal spice, and an invigorating acidity that keeps the wine light-footed despite the Mediterranean sun. Grillo is dry, aromatic, and never intrusive – an honest everyday wine that can also convince in more ambitious aging variants.
Sicily pure in the glass
All wines in this category come from Sicily, many of them bear the designation Sicilia DOC. Well-known producers such as Donnafugata, Planeta, Tasca d'Almerita, and Firriato show how versatilely Grillo can be interpreted – from an uncomplicated summer wine to more serious bottlings with more depth and aging potential.
Your Grillo at Vinoscout
In the range, you will find 11 Grillo wines between 6.99 and 52.51 EUR. Those looking for a reliable entry point are well advised with the Mandrarossa Grillo or the Planeta La Segreta. For a special occasion, it is worth taking a look at the Officina del Vento Grillo or the Regaleali Cavallo delle Fate from Tasca d'Almerita. Grillo goes wonderfully with seafood, light pasta dishes, or simply as an aperitivo – best enjoyed well-chilled.