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Etna Rosso

BenantiSicily, Italy

Benanti’s Etna Rosso is a terroir-driven red from Mount Etna made primarily from Nerello Mascalese (about 80–85%) with ~…Learn More »

$28

/750ml

Current Retail Average

90

/100

Average Pro Rating

Etna Rosso All Vintages Overview

About This Wine

Benanti’s Etna Rosso is a terroir-driven red from Mount Etna made primarily from Nerello Mascalese (about 80–85%) with ~15–20% Nerello Cappuccio, sourced from vines at 450–900 m on sandy, mineral-rich volcanic soils across multiple slopes. Light to pale ruby in color, the wine is perfumed and ethereal with red-fruit and spice notes, bright acidity, saline/mineral lift and a subtle touch of oak from a minority fraction aged in second‑use French ba…Learn More »

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Etna Rosso Vintage Comparison

Retail Availability

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Zachys

🇺🇸Port Chester, NY
$27.99
2022
Etna Rosso Benanti 2022 (750ML)
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Wally's Wine & Spirits

🇺🇸Los Angeles, CA
$28.00
2022
2022 Benanti Etna Rosso 750mL

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Etna Rosso · Knowledge Base

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Wine Profile
RedNerello Mascalese

About Etna Rosso

Benanti’s Etna Rosso is a terroir-driven red from Mount Etna made primarily from Nerello Mascalese (about 80–85%) with ~15–20% Nerello Cappuccio, sourced from vines at 450–900 m on sandy, mineral-rich volcanic soils across multiple slopes. Light to pale ruby in color, the wine is perfumed and ethereal with red-fruit and spice notes, bright acidity, saline/mineral lift and a subtle touch of oak from a minority fraction aged in second‑use French barriques, reflecting Benanti’s focus on altitude, old-vine expression and Etna’s volcanic character.