Tasting Notes

Straw yellow with elegant green shades. Fruity smell with notes of broom and elder. Fresh, fruity and well-balanced body.

About the Wine

A name linked to an ancient popular legend narrating the story of a hidden treasure in the Feudo Disisa estate and never found for one of the oldest sicilian grapes: the Catarratto.

Sicily is a land of myths and legends. It is precisely one such legend, that of 'Lu Bancu di Disisa', that inspired the Di Lorenzo family in the naming of these three labels. Two local tales, Lu Bancu and Granmassenti tell of a mysterious treasure supposedly hidden in a cave located inside the estate but never found. Grecu di Livanti is also inspired by this ancient lore: legend has it that a Greek man from Levante (Turkey) came to Sicily, determined to find the fabled treasure 'Lu Bancu di Disisa'. All monovarietals, these three wines of the Tesori line are obtained from native vines of the Sicilian tradition: Catarratto, Nero d'Avola and Perricone, an authentic expression of the island's age-old winemaking tradition.

Winery Notes

For over a century the estate known as Feudo Disisa has belonged to the Di Lorenzo family. Passed down from one generation to the next, the love and respect for the land are today as strong as ever, thanks to the work and passion of a fifth-generation family of winemakers.