Al Mio Amico Nero d'Avola 2024

Same grape. Same island. Two completely different wines. Let me show you what winemaking choices can do.

This is the Al Mio Amico Nero d'Avola — the richer, more ambitious sibling of the Sant'Anselmo. Same flagship Sicilian grape, but here the fruit is riper, the extraction deeper, the wine more concentrated.

Dark, brooding fruit, structure and depth — but here's the trick: it keeps its freshness and balance. Power without heaviness. That's the line every warm-climate winemaker walks, and this one walks it well.

This is the Nero d'Avola for a proper occasion — a ribeye off the grill, slow-braised short ribs, or a long winter dinner. Open it half an hour early and let it stretch its legs.