Purato is a line of certified organic wines from Vittoria in southern SicilyThe vineyards and winery have undergone strenuous controls into to obtain organic certification from Bioagricert, whose certifications are recognized in the United States. Purato celebrates the regions unique micorclimate and extensive winemaking history. Lying close to the Mediterranean, Purato's vineyards benefit from cooling sea breezes. The estate's soil consists of a layer of light, red, sandy loam (terra rossa) resting on top of a limestone base, which helps retain vital water. In order to preserve this rich terroir, only natural techniques are used to assist cultivation. While the abundant wind and scarce rainfall naturally protect against pest, infestations are further prevented through limited copper and sulfur treatments and "sexual confusion" pheromone traps. In addition, only natural fertilizers are used to avoid introducing chemicals into the topsoil. Subterranean irrigation is utilized to prevent evaporation, thereby maximizing water efficiency. To further emphasize Purato's commitment to the stewardship of Sicily's land, Purato's packaging is entirely eco-friendly; labels are made using recycled paper and vegetable dyes, cartons are made from recycled paper and the bottles are 85% recycled glass.
"Varietals: 60% Cataratto, 40% Pinot Grigio. The Purato blend is made with certified organic grapes. No artificial fertilizers or pesticides are used in the
"Rinca Ianca, meaning white sand, is a blend of Grillo and Viognier which marries the characteristics of Sicilian and an international varietal. The grapes
"Frappato is a native Sicilian varietal that has a thin skin and large berries. It contributes with its fresh fruit character of the Cerasuolo di
"Siccari is an exciting new addition to the organic Sicilian Purato line. The name Siccari comes from the Sicilian dialect, which translates "seccare" in Italian
"Intense ruby red color. The bouquet on the nose is very elegant with fruity aromas of black raspberry and wild strawberry, and intriguing smoky and
"Bright pink color. A highly characterful, bright rose, with tons of fresh berry fruit aromas and flavors. Extremely pleasant, fresh and smooth sip. Produced in
“The bouquet on the nose is fresh with lots of red berries and delicate sweet spices. A very pleasant, well balanced and smooth sip, with
Winery Notes "Deep purple red color. The nose reveals intense fruity notes of blackberry and blueberry compote, together with smoky and spicy notes. On the palate,
“Varietals: 60% Cataratto, 40% Pinot Grigio. No artificial fertilizers or pesticides are used in the vineyards. A “sexual confusion” pheromone tactic and limited treatments of
" Varietals: 60% Catarratto, 40% Pinot. No artificial fertilizers or pesticides are used in the vineyards. A "sexual confusion" pheromone tactic and limited treatments of
"Varietals: 60% Catarratto, 40% Pinot. No artificial fertilizers or pesticides are used in the vineyards. A "sexual confusion" pheromone tactic and limited treatments of copper
"The Nero d'Avola embodies Sicily's most important native grape variety from its intense purple color to its unmistakable character. Made from 100% Nero d'Avola, the
Winery Notes "Deep purple red color. The nose reveals intense fruity notes of blackberry and blueberry compote, together with smoky and spicy notes. On the
Vinous Media 91 "Bright red. Perfumed aromas and flavors of red fruit cocktail and flint. Suave and sweet in the mouth, showing a layered texture as
"The bouquet on the nose is fresh with lots of red berries and delicate sweet spices. A very pleasant, well balanced and smooth sip,
"Straw yellow color. The nose opens with aromas of white flowers, citrus and tropical fruit and evolves in more complex exotic fruit, dried apricot and
"The Nero d' Avola, translated "the black grape of Avola" makes a rich, perfumed and velvety red wine that's easy to drink but that can
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