Country: Italy
Regions:Sicily
Wine Type:Red
Vintage: 2022
Bottle Size: 750ml
Alcohol: 13%
€33,25 incl. 20% TVA FranceClick to change country.
€44,33 per litre
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Madrenera 2022 is a natural wine crafted by Fabio Signorelli, in the Sicily region in Italy. This red wine is taken from a historic vineyard planted in 1896 !!! Here on Contrada Bardazzi which is 600m altitude, there is a bulk of 60% Nerello Mascalese as well as a field blend of native grapes to Etna, such as Carricante, Nerello Cappucio and others. 

Fermentation is spontaneous in small open vats with a long maceration of around 21–28 days and daily manual punch-downs, followed by gentle manual pressing. The wine is then aged in small fiberglass vessels and rests in bottle for at least 12 months before release.

We have not yet tried this wine but are excited to! We hear it is a deep and complex red with dark berries, dried herbs, black olives, black pepper and subtle spice, layered with Mediterranean floral notes and earthy tones. Structured and elegant, with fine tannins, deep volcanic minerality and a long, savoury finish.

We ship every Wednesday. Order by Tuesday 10am.

Fabio Signorelli Madrenera Rosso
Fabio Signorelli - Madrenera 2022
€33,25 incl. 20% TVA FranceClick to change country.
€44,33 per litre

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Fabio Signorelli Wine Etna

Fabio Signorelli

Fabio Signorelli is a Sicilian winemaker and oenologist whose first connection to viticulture came through his grandfather's vines. He studied viticulture and oenology then gained experience in wineries across Sicily, Montalcino and Umbria before arriving on Mount Etna in 2010.

On Etna, Fabio initially worked as an oenologist and vineyard consultant for established producers. After that period of close observation, he began releasing wines under his own name in 2016. Some vines in Bardazzi date back to 1896 !!! Nerello Mascalese is central to his work, alongside Carricante, Catarratto, Grecanico and other local grapes.

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