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Il Duca
Sicily in a sip
There is a grape that originates in Noto and slowly moves to Agrigento, Trapani, Palermo: it is Nero d’Avola, a vigorous, energetic and productive grape. Its name is obviously derived from the Sicilian city, but it was once also called “Calabrese”-this name comes from a translation error. In fact, this grape is called Calaravrisi in dialect: proceeding to write wine treaties in Italian during the 1800s, scholars mistakenly Italianized the term to Calabrese. In fact, the term Calaravrisi actually means “grape (cala) of Avola.”
Little secrets, great spirits
Make your grappa even more extraordinary: listen to Enrico Berta’s advice on the art of tasting, the perfect pairings and the best storage.
Has the Duke stolen your heart?
We have a goal: that every drop of distillate will be unforgettable for you.
Have we succeeded? Write it here. We want to hear your voice, because it is because of you that we can grow and improve.
The best pleasures end soon
But the packages can remain in the environment for years. Follow these directions to properly dispose of all parts of your bottle.
Synesthesia
Give an enveloping experience to all your senses: accompany your distillate to the soundtrack we have designed for you
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