Ammura

Falstaff Wine Guide Italy 2026

Ammura is a vineyard on Mount Etna that belongs to the Tommasi family. Situated on the north side of the volcano at an altitude of 570 metres, the vines are exposed to large temperature fluctuations between day and night. In return, they grow on a terroir of volcanic rock that is ideal for top wines. The 15 hectares of vineyards are dedicated exclusively to two autochthonous Sicilian grape varieties: Carricante for white wine and Nerello Mascalese for red wine. These lava soils give the wines a lot of freshness, great tension and high ageing potential.

Winemaker: Giancarlo Tommasi

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2022 Liuni Contrada Alboretto - Chiuse del Signore Etna Rosso DOC

Strada Provinciale 59-IV
95015 Linguaglossa
Italy
+39 (045) 7701266
+39 (045) 7701266 [email protected]
ammura.it

Contact person: Caterina Turrini

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