Arianna Occhipinti, SP68 Bianco 2025

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SP 68 Bianco is a blend of two lesser known Sicilian varieties: Zibibbo (a regional name for Muscat of Alexandria) and Albaneloa. The name comes from the main road that passes near to Arianna’s hometown of Vittoria. The nose is intensely aromatic with white flowers, pink grapefruit, lychee and herbs. Despite the headiness of the nose, it is surprisingly light and dry on the palate, with some skin contact grip on the long, salty finish.

Wine Information

Grape: 60% Muscat of Alexandria, 40% Albanello

Farming: Organic, biodynamic

ABV: 11%

Bottle Size: 75cl

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Sustainability-champion Arianna Occhipinti was tutored by her uncle Giustu Occhipinto, who owns and runs COS, one of Sicily's most celebrated estates. Arianna has been tending her family's vineyards since she was sixteen and making wine since 2004, initially in the family farmhouse, before moving to a purpose built cellar nine years later.

Arianna works all her vineyards using biodynamic principles and in the cellar her approach is hands off: natural yeasts, no temperature control, no fining, or filtration and minimal SO2 at bottling.

She believes that natural wines are ones made with sensitivity, care and respect. This makes it a human wine, and a healthy and sincere wine.

In the last few years, she has not only been focused on the Frappato di Vittoria and Nero d’Avola, but also on the soil and on the potential of the various districts or contrade of Vittoria and their particular influence on the final wines. Everything she does is a dedication to her land - the soil under the sky that she farms as a custodian for future generations.