Cenere Bianco - Cuore di Marchesa 2024

Cuore di Marchesa

90% Carricante, 5% Catarratto, 5% Minella · Etna Bianco DOC 'Cenere' · 75 cl · 2024

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Producer Cuore di Marchesa
Name Etna Bianco DOC 'Cenere'
Variety 90% Carricante, 5% Catarratto, 5% Minella
Vintage 2024
Gradation 13.0%
Format 75 cl
Aromatic profile Citrus, mineral, high acidity, saline notes
Vinification method Fermented in stainless steel, aged in amphora
Region Sicily (Etna)
Production area Castiglione di Sicilia, north Etna slope, 750 m
Country Italy
Type Etna Bianco DOC
Type of cask Amphora and stainless steel
Color Straw yellow, golden reflections
Serving temperature 10-12°C
Recommended consumption Drink young
Pairing Raw fish, shellfish, salads, goat cheeses
The Cenere Bianco from Cuore di Marchesa presents a pleasantly straightforward profile without excess. In the glass it shows a pale straw colour; on the nose it offers fresh, restrained aromas: citrus peel like lemon, hints of white flowers and a light, unobtrusive minerality. On the palate it is lean, with a good balance of acidity and salinity, a dry, persistent finish that invites another sip. The producer favours clarity and elegance over muscularity, producing a wine suited to those seeking freshness and drinkability.

It pairs discreetly with light fish dishes, vegetable preparations, light soups and fresh cheeses; it also works well as an aperitif for informal occasions. To highlight its aromas, serve in a tulip-shaped glass at around 8–10 °C and drink young to keep the fresher notes lively. Storage and service are straightforward: avoid temperature fluctuations and prolonged oxidation.
The winery

Cuore di Marchesa – Winery in Sicilia (Etna - Castiglione di Sicilia)

Discover the story and wines of Cuore di Marchesa.

Small family-run estate on Etna producing Etna DOC wines and extra virgin olive oil, with vineyards on the northern slope at Solicchiata (Castiglione di Sicilia).
Region: Sicilia (Etna - Castiglione di Sicilia)
Country: Italia
Grapes: Nerello Mascalese, Nerello Cappuccio, Minnella Nera, Carricante, Grecanico, Minnella Bianca, Inzolia
Family-run. Vineyards on Etna's northern slope, in the Solicchiata hamlet. Presence of centuries-old, own-rooted vines. Production of Etna Rosso, Etna Bianco, Etna Rosé, Etna Rosso 'Cenere' and extra virgin olive oil. Predominant indigenous grape varieties: Nerello Mascalese for red wines and Carricante for white wines.
Winery history
Family-run, the estate is led by Pietro di Giovanni and Gina di Marco, supported by their daughters. According to official communications, it is a young, small-scale operation that works historic vineyards on the northern slopes of Etna and, alongside viticulture, produces extra-virgin olive oil.
Production philosophy
A commitment to expressing the Etna region and to nature-focused agricultural practices: production aims to showcase native grape varieties, allowing the wine to express its place of origin through agronomic interventions that respect the balance of the soil.
Terroir and vineyards
Vineyards located on the north-facing slope of Mount Etna, in the hamlet of Solicchiata in Castiglione di Sicilia; volcanic soils characterize the wines and the estate emphasizes the presence of ungrafted, centuries-old vines.