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Paola Lantieri - Punta dell'Ufala

Italian · Lipari · Italia

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5.0Google (3)
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The story

On the volcanic island of Vulcano, just off the coast of Lipari, Paola Lantieri’s Punta dell’Ufala winery feels almost heroic. Gambero Rosso highlights it as a “true labor of love,” with vineyards perched precariously over the sea. The volcanic soil and unrelenting sun yield a singular expression of the island’s terroir.

The star is the Malvasia delle Lipari DOC Passito, an exceptional sweet wine that captures the intensity of its surroundings. Gambero Rosso calls it “exceptional,” a testament to Lantieri’s dedication. This is not a flashy tasting room but a quiet, scenic outpost where tradition and place speak louder than anything else.

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The Malvasia delle Lipari DOC Passito is the singular star, praised for its luscious sweetness. Overall, the vibe is one of quiet, sun-drenched indulgence.

This Malvasia is incredible — golden amber color, aromatic, sweet but elegant, never cloying. It's made from 95% Malvasia and 5-8% Corinto nero grapes grown on volcanic soil exposed to the Scirocco wind. Only 6000 bottles produced. They call it the nectar of the gods.
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1 creator has covered Paola Lantieri - Punta dell'Ufala. Most active: Gambero Rosso

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    Nudo e Crudo - Puntata completa · @ 32:02

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    A heroic winery on Vulcano producing an exceptional Malvasia delle Lipari passito from volcanic vineyards overlooking the sea — a true labor of love by Paola Lantieri.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Malvasia delle Lipari DOC Passito

      This Malvasia is incredible — golden amber color, aromatic, sweet but elegant, never cloying. It's made from 95% Malvasia and 5-8% Corinto nero grapes grown on volcanic soil exposed to the Scirocco wind. Only 6000 bottles produced. They call it the nectar of the gods.

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