Dacastello Zibibbo Terre Siciliane I.G.T. 12.5%
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Also known as Moscato d’Alessandria, Zibibbo originated way back in Ancient Egypt. The name zibibbo, stems from the Arab word zabb which means “raisin”.
Zibibbo Terre Siciliane I.G.T. Dacastello, a white wine with character that merges with the history of a unique volcanic territory, the pearl of the Mediterranean, Sicily.
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