Catarratto Bianco Comune

Catarratto Bianco Comune
Grape variety Catarratto Bianco Comune
Synonyms Some of the known synonyms include catarratto bianco comune, catarratto bianco lucido, and catarratto bianco extra lucido.
Grape colour White grape
History Originating from the fertile lands of Sicily, the Catarratto Bianco Comune grape has a long-standing history dating back to ancient times.
This grape variety is deeply rooted in Sicilian viticulture and has been a significant contributor to the island's wine production for centuries.
Ampelographic features The Catarratto Bianco Comune grape is identified by its medium-sized, pentagonal-round leaves, with five distinct lobes. The upper surface is a light green hue, while the underside is pale green.
The grape clusters are medium in size, typically cylindrical or conical, and can sometimes be compact. The grapes themselves are medium-sized, spheroidal or ellipsoid, with a regular cross-section and a thick, yellow-golden peel.
The flesh of the grape is juicy, with a flavor that is both sweet and simple.
Characteristics of the wine Wines produced from the Catarratto Bianco Comune grape variety exhibit a striking straw-yellow color. The flavor profile is marked by floral notes, offering a fresh, savory palate experience.
Its unique taste and aroma have made it a popular choice for wine enthusiasts who appreciate the rich, diverse flavors of Sicilian wines.