Why catarratto is the Quincy Jones of white wine grapes | Buobe
Why catarratto is the Quincy Jones of white wine grapes
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Catarratto is widely planted in Sicily but often used anonymously — It could become more recognized and appreciated for its own qualities.
Despite being the second most planted white grape in Italy, it remains obscure outside of specific regions — Winemakers might start highlighting catarratto to appeal to consumers seeking unique, sun-soaked whites.
It is often the key secret ingredient in a lot of white wines, but the unsung hero of Sicily’s vineyards is taking its place in the sunDepending on where you buy and drink wine, catarratto will be very familiar or very obscure.
