Guarnaccia Bianca

Grape variety	Guarnaccia Bianca
Synonyms	Garnaccia, Guarnacia.
Grape colour	White grape
History	Guarnaccia Bianca is believed to have originated from the sun-kissed vineyards of Sicily, Italy. Its history is as rich as the wine it produces, with its cultivation dating back centuries. However, due to its elusive past, the exact origins remain uncertain, making it a grape variety shrouded in mystery.
Ampelographic features	Guarnaccia Bianca displays distinct ampelographic features that set it apart. Its leaves are medium-sized, pentagonal or occasionally circular in shape. The lobes are somewhat shallow, and the petiole sinus is either open or closed. The bunches are medium-sized, elongated and conical, often simple or winged, and are moderately compact. The berries are medium-sized, nearly spherical in shape, and have a consistent, prune-like skin that transitions from green to a whitish yellow-amber hue. The pulp is juicy and offers a unique muscat flavor.
Characteristics of the wine	The wine produced from the Guarnaccia Bianca grape variety is a beautiful straw-yellow color, offering an intense and refined palate experience. Known for its full-bodied and aromatic profile, Guarnaccia Bianca wine presents a delightful balance of acidity and sweetness, making it a versatile choice for pairing with a variety of dishes.