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The Inzolia – also called Insolia on Sicily – is one of the oldest white grape varieties on the island and impresses not with loud aromas, but with elegant balance. In the glass, it appears straw-yellow, fresh and light on the palate, with a fine fruitiness and pleasant spice. This restrained harmony makes it the ideal companion for Mediterranean cuisine and warm summer evenings.

Its home is Sicily, where it is primarily grown in the west of the island; in Tuscany, it is known by the name Ansonica. At Vinoscout, you will find a small, hand-picked selection of Sicilian Inzolia wines – uncomplicated, characterful white wines that show how much joy an old grape variety can bring.

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Sicily

Inzolia

Feudo Arancio Inzolia 2025

Feudo Arancio 5.0

6,80 €

0,75 l

9,07 €/l

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Sicily

Inzolia

Cusumano Insolia Terre Siciliane 2025

Cusumano 4.5

7,90 €

9,95 €

0,75 l

10,53 €/l

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Cuvée

Marsala Fine Gran Cucina DOC

Baglio Curatolo Arini 1875 5.0

9,75 €

0,75 l

13,00 €/l

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Inzolia

Nozze d'Oro DOC Sicily 2021

Tenuta Regaleali

25,99 €

0,75 l

34,65 €/l

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Donnafugata Anthilia Sicilia 2024

Donnafugata

9,70 €

0,75 l

12,93 €/l

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Firriato Chiaramonte Inzolia Bianco Sicilia

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Sicily

Inzolia

Firriato Chiaramonte Inzolia Bianco Sicilia 2023

Firriato

10,70 €

0,75 l

14,27 €/l

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What is Inzolia – and why is it so special in Sicily?

Inzolia, also called Insolia in Sicily, is one of the oldest white grape varieties on the island. It grows primarily in western Sicily and convinces not with loudness, but with balance: fresh, light, with fine fruitiness and pleasant spice.

How does Inzolia taste – and what does it pair with at the table?

In the glass, it appears straw-yellow, fresh and medium-light on the palate, with discreet fruit and a slight spicy note. It pairs well with grilled fish, seafood, light pasta dishes, and Mediterranean vegetables – in short: with the cuisine of its home.

What is the difference between Inzolia and Pinot Grigio?

Both are light, dry white wines with fresh acidity – but Inzolia brings a Mediterranean spice and a bit more body than a typical Pinot Grigio. Anyone who likes Pinot Grigio will find a more characterful alternative from the south in Inzolia.

Is Inzolia the same as Insolia or Ansonica?

Yes, all three names refer to the same grape variety. Inzolia and Insolia are the common Sicilian spellings; Ansonica is the name under which the variety is known in Tuscany.

How should I serve Inzolia?

Best served well-chilled at 8–10 °C. This is how freshness and fine fruitiness are best brought out. Inzolia is not a wine for aging – it shows its character most clearly when drunk young and lively.

How much does a bottle of Inzolia cost at Vinoscout?

Our Sicilian Inzolia wines are in the accessible price segment – most bottles are between 8 and 15 euros. You can see exact prices directly on the respective product page.

Inzolia – the quiet character of Sicily

Inzolia is not a variety that stands out with volume. What it brings into your glass is rather the opposite: a light, dry white wine with fine fruit, pleasant freshness, and a body that feels neither too light nor too heavy. Anyone who likes wines that you can simply drink – without much thought, but with genuine enjoyment – is in the right place here.

A Sicilian through and through

Inzolia is firmly rooted in Sicily. The variety has felt at home on the sun-drenched island for centuries and produces wines there that reflect the Mediterranean climate: accessible, uncomplicated, with a natural warmth on the finish. It is no wonder that it counts among the most popular white grape varieties in Sicily.

What to expect at Vinoscout

Our Inzolia range is manageable but well-selected. A small, hand-picked selection from renowned Sicilian wineries is available – including names like Donnafugata, Firriato, Cusumano, and Feudo Arancio, which stand for reliable quality from Sicily. Inzolia is an honest everyday choice that is characterized by its accessibility. Whether with fish, light pasta dishes, or simply on the terrace – these wines rarely go wrong.

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