Varietal, origin: Nero D'Avola, Sicily ... They are completely different wines. I'll opt for the Sherazade. Marc Bona reviews and writes about wine for cleveland.com. Wines reviewed should ...

If you can't easily visit a winery tasting room in the major wine regions, what about one located in San Francisco? Well, it's sort of a tasting room. Diablo Grande Wine Gallery, located South of ...

The top grape grown in Sicily, however, is nero d’avola. We’ve been fortunate to have tasted an inordinate number of wines from this region and continue to be impressed with the quality and ...

Well, maybe not everybody, but probably most wine drinkers with a passion for Italy's south, particularly the increasingly fashionable tourist destination of Puglia, which nero di Troia calls home.

The wines are fresh, lush and full of character showcasing Sicily's terrior. This fantastic Nero d' Avola starts out with aromas roasted coffee, licorice and dark cherries. Flavors of blackberry ...