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A joint venture between the legendary Gaja family and the Graci family of Sicily, IDDA was born on the volcanic slopes of Mount Etna — Europe's highest active volcano. Rather than follow the crowd with Nerello Mascalese, Gaja and Graci champion the white Carricante grape, grown on the unconventional southwest-facing slopes of Biancavilla and Belpasso. The result is a white wine of volcanic origin unlike anything else in Italy. Producer: IDDA (Gaja x Graci) Region: Sicily, Italy Appellation: Sicilia DOP Grape: 100% Carricante Aging: 6–9 months in oak and stainless steel Alcohol: 12.5% Drinking Window: 2024–2030 Tasting Notes Savory and expressive on the nose with wisteria, cantaloupe, marzipan, and a clear citrus note. Stone dust and subtle hydrocarbon hints add volcanic complexity. On the palate, the wine is precise and saline — bright acidity drives notes of peach, passion fruit, and papaya — with a clean, lingering mineral finish. The 2024 shows exceptional focus and linearity. 93 Points, Vinous. Food Pairings Grilled branzino or sea bass Seared scallops with lemon butter Burrata with heirloom tomatoes Linguine alle vongole Mild aged pecorino Sushi and sashimi Light herb risotto Sustainability IDDA vineyards are farmed with minimal intervention on ancient volcanic soils at 600–800m elevation. The Graci family brings a generation of traditional, low-impact viticulture to Mount Etna's indigenous vines. No formal certification, but chemical inputs are minimized by the nature of the volcanic terroir itself.
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