Italian Whites

What can we say about the classic Gavi?? Cortese grapes fermented in stainless steel. Floral, citric, white-flowery, and perfect with fish, rice-di...

White blossoms and delicate fruit on the nose – golden apple, pear, a tinge of ripe lemon -- it features stony minerality, bright, refreshing acidi...

 What can we say about the classic Gavi?? Cortese grapes fermented in stainless steel. Floral, citric, white-flowery, and perfect with fish, rice-d...

When are you NOT in the mood for a glass of bubbly?  

On the fruiter, tangier side of Pinot Grigio. No smoke-screens here. Wish it away with some minerals and allow succulent acid to persist. Pinot Gri...

Aldo spent time traveling through India during his younger years, and “Shiva” is named in homage to Hinduism’s “Great God” and supreme being—the de...

“Egesta” is the old Hellenic name for Segesta, an area of western Sicily in close proximity to Aldo’s vineyards, as well as the name of a local str...

Like the “Egesta” below, “Krimiso” refers to both a river in western Sicily and to its corresponding river deity; Krimiso and Egesta were believed ...

More complex than your typical Gavi, with notes of honey, toast, and florals on the nose; and buttery texture on the palate, with strong notes of...

This ancient, but not well known, dark skinned grape, is red intensity. Packed with great acidity and minerality, this wine has character to spare....

Aldo’s namesake wine blends three white varieties, each with varying durations of skin contact: 45% of the wine is Catarratto pulled from the “Krim...

A white wine produced from Grechetto, Malvasia , Chardonnay, Sauvignon and Garganega, in approximately equal proportions, planted in the “Paglia...

100% Çimixà. Have you heard of him? Who's ever heard of Cimixia. Cimixia the wise, Cimixia the great...no, no, it's just plain Cimixia. An intense ...

Insane terroir driven wine with loads of fun smoke, grit, nectarine and floral components. Lights up the mouth and makes you happy.

A bright happy orange wine, perfect for summer: Zibibbo and Grillo co-fermented on the skins for 20 days, blended with Catarratto which also had 20...

This Ribolla is a little like the disease, Ebola...once you come in contact with it, you're in trouble!  Lip smacking acidity harmonizes with notes...

This wine is made from the Grillo grape, translated to grasshopper, alluding to the hoppyness and vibrancy that it shows. Medium bodied with...

A white wine produced from Grechetto, Malvasia , Chardonnay, Sauvignon and Garganega, in approximately equal proportions, planted in the “Paglia...

You won’t often see Nerello Mascalease bottled as a white wine. This wine was conceived as an experiment. It’s anything but typical. Exotic wild gr...