Il Frappato
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Valle dell'Acate 2010 Il Frappato (Vittoria)
- $22
Il Frappato is a seriously fun wine that would pair with pasta, pizza or even spicy Indian food. It’s a light, crisp red wine (serve it slightly chilled) with bright berry aromas of blueberry and wild strawberry. It’s informal but attractively layered at the same time.
— M.L.
(4/1/2012)
Valle dell'Acate 2009 Il Frappato (Vittoria Frappato)
- $20
Il Frappato is a light, fruity red wine that is vinified in stainless steel to maintain its lively raspberry and blueberry flavors. It can be served slightly chilled and goes down easily with vegetables, veal or white meat.
— M.L.
(4/1/2012)
Valle dell'Acate 2002 Il Frappato (Sicilia)
- $19
Fresh and fruity, with strawberries and vanilla, cream and dried spices.
— J.C.
(10/1/2003)
Valle dell'Acate 2007 Il Frappato (Vittoria Frappato)
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- $23
If you’ve never tried Frappato (a variety native to Sicily), here is an excellent wine to start with. The ruby-colored grape offers easy (often well-priced) wines that pair well with everyday dinners thanks to the crisp freshness and easy aromas of blueberries, almonds and violets.
— M.L.
(2/1/2009)
Valle dell'Acate 2008 Il Frappato (Vittoria Frappato)
- $20
This is a very tight and compact wine with sharp aromas of berry fruit, almond, clove and cola. It’s elegant and light in color with a tonic and crisp feel on the close.
— M.L.
(5/1/2010)
Valle dell'Acate 2006 Il Frappato (Sicilia)
- $17
You could drink this Frappato slightly chilled with white meat or fish. It’s a delicate and fragrant wine with crisp acidity and simple berry fruit flavors.
— M.L.
(5/1/2009)
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