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Saint Germain Brut

by Firriato
Sparkling wine.year 📍 Sicily, Italy

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Typically best enjoyed within 1–3 years of release to fully appreciate its fresh, vibrant character.

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seafood antipasti, vegetable tempura, fresh oysters

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An elegant testament to Sicily's modern sparkling wine revolution, Firriato's Saint Germain Brut is crafted from indigenous white grape varieties grown on the Borgo Guarini estate in the Trapani countryside. Traditionally famed for robust reds and sweet Marsala, this corner of Sicily proves its versatility here through a vibrant spumante. The grapes benefit from a microclimate characterized by significant diurnal temperature variations and sweeping Mediterranean breezes, which preserve the vital acidity needed for sparkling wine. Utilizing the Martinotti (Charmat) method, Firriato coaxes out the delicate, fresh, and aromatic nuances of the local terroir, resulting in a sparkling wine that captures the bright, sun-drenched spirit of the Sicilian coast in every bubble.

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Founded in 1984 by Salvatore Di Gaetano and Vinzia Novara, Firriato is a pioneering Sicilian winery headquartered in Paceco, Trapani, dedicated to championing the island's diverse microclimates and indigenous grape varieties. Operating across distinct terroirs—ranging from the clay-rich soils of the Trapani countryside to the high-altitude volcanic slopes of Mount Etna and the maritime environment of the island of Favignana—the estate is deeply committed to certified organic viticulture and environmental sustainability. Firriato is highly acclaimed for its expressive, terroir-driven wines, particularly those crafted from Nero d'Avola, Perricone, and Grillo, showcased in signature labels such as the robust Harmonium, the elegant Ribeca, and the historic Santagostino Baglio Soria. Official Address: Via Trapani 113, 91027 Paceco, Trapani, Sicily, Italy. Website: https://firriato.it

📍 Via Trapani 113, 91027 Paceco, Sicily, Italy 🌐 https://firriato.it