WELCOME TO ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WINE VALLEY IN THE WORLD!

Sicily Wine Valley’s main goal is to promote Trapanese wine region and its community by encouraging regional wine tourism, providing education, reviews and news from our wonderful area. Our site is a one-stop, interactive tour guide full of information about the wines and wine regions within Marsala, Erice, Alcamo and Pantelleria. The Valley is located on the Sicilian west coast.

Through our site we want to:

• communicate the diversity of our territory
• support the local wineries on international markets
• preserve our wine heritage
• encourage tourism towards the western Sicily

Our area represents one of the biggest and most important wine district in the world. The Sicily Wine Valley in number:
• Total area: 2460 km2
• Vineyard area: 67000 hectars, over 50% of to the total Sicilian vineyard area
• Annual medium production: 4-5 million hectoliters of wine
• Number of wineries: over 100
• Number of DOC appellation: 5 (Marsala, Alcamo, Moscato and Passito of Pantelleria, Erice, Salaparuta)
• Wine roads: 4

You are welcome to visit the true Wine Valley. Go around and enjoy your trip through the most beautiful wine valley of the world…

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