Alcamo: Chiarelli Rossotti Organic Winery Tour with Wine Tasting & Sicilian Food Pairing

Explore Chiarelli Rossotti Winery in Alcamo with a guided tasting of four wines paired with traditional Sicilian dishes in about 2 hours.

Getting started

Arrive at Chiarelli Rossotti Winery in Contrada Calatubo, 91011, Alcamo TP. After check-in, you meet your expert English-speaking guide, a native speaker who will lead the session. Once everyone is ready, you are introduced to the fully organic winery setting and move to the tasting area where your experience begins.

What to expect

Chiarelli Rossotti Winery

Your visit focuses on this fully organic winery in Alcamo, combining a structured tasting with insight into Sicilian culture and agricultural life.

Features

• Guided tastings in English with a native speaker form the core of the experience, giving you clear explanations of each pour and how it reflects Sicilian winemaking traditions. The expert English-speaking guide is on hand throughout to answer questions and tailor the discussion to your interests.
• A tasting of four different wines is included, featuring indigenous grape varieties such as Nero d’Avola and Grillo, so you can compare styles and characteristics across the selection. Each wine is presented in sequence, helping you follow changes in aroma, structure, and finish.
• Wine paired with traditional Sicilian dishes is served, with examples like caponata and sun-dried tomatoes that highlight how local food interacts with the wines. These traditional Sicilian dishes are introduced alongside each glass so you can experience specific pairings rather than tasting in isolation.
• The fully organic winery with horses, sheep, cows, and beehives surrounds you as you taste, giving a direct sense of the farm environment that supports production. Time here lets you observe how the presence of horses, sheep, cows, and beehives connects to the organic approach and the character of the wines.
• Storytelling on Sicilian history and culture runs throughout the session, linking what you have in your glass to wider regional traditions. Tastings are accompanied with storytelling of the history and culture of Sicily, so you leave with context on both the land and its people as well as the wines themselves.