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Siracusa & Noto

Siracusa & Noto is a wine area within Sicily, with the listed appellations of Siracusa and Noto.

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Siracusa & Noto, Sicily
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Atlas locationSiracusa & Noto · Sicily36.89° N · 15.03° E

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Siracusa & Noto is a wine area in Sicily with two listed appellations: Siracusa and Noto.

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  1. Central Interior & CaltanissettaNo producers listed yetMountain elevation can help wines in Sicily's central interior stay fresh despite extreme heat. Riesi, Salaparuta and Sicilia are listed here.
  2. Etna19 producersEtna's volcanic slopes produce fresh reds from Nerello Mascalese and whites from Carricante. Elevation and about 1,200 mm of rain in the east help distinguish the area from much of Sicily.
  3. Messina & North-East Coast1 producerMessina & North-East Coast includes the listed appellations of Faro, Mamertino and Malvasia delle Lipari.
  4. Palermo Hills & Interior4 producersPalermo Hills & Interior has ventilated vineyards and wines from native and international varieties. Its listed appellations include Monreale, Menfi and Sciacca.
  5. Pantelleria IslandNo producers listed yetOn Pantelleria, alberello vines grow in shallow basins that collect rainwater and protect grapes from wind. Zibibbo is used for sweet Passito di Pantelleria, made from sun-dried grapes.
  6. Ragusa & Vittoria (South-East)3 producersRagusa & Vittoria (South-East) includes the listed appellations of Cerasuolo di Vittoria, Vittoria and Eloro.
  7. Western Sicily & Trapani Coast13 producersWestern Sicily & Trapani Coast includes the listed appellations of Alcamo, Erice, Marsala and Delia Nivolelli.

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placeReturn to SicilySee how Siracusa & Noto fits within the wider Sicily region.mapSee Siracusa & Noto in the AtlasKeep its neighbouring areas and producers in view.learningHow place shapes wineSee how climate, landscape and local choices become part of a wine.