Sottocosta Sicilia DOC Bianco Losi Vigne Migranti

The "Losi - Vigne Migranti" project was born from the passion linked to the family roots of the three Landa brothers, Leonardo and Luca, passed down from their father Dr Luigi, originally from Tuscany's Val d'Arno but adopted by Sicily. From childhood, the family took part in the grape harvests and the occasions marking the vineyard work seasons, fostering a great passion for viticulture that grew into a real enterprise. Founder Luigi Losi began about 30 years ago, planting Sangiovese as the Tuscan grape variety and Nero d'Avola as the native Sicilian grape. The first vineyards, Sangiovese and Nero d'Avola, are located in Pozzallo, 500 metres from the sea. The second site, dedicated to Nero d'Avola, Pinot Bianco and Carricante, is in Contrada Sichilli near Noto. The third site, planted with Nero d'Avola, Syrah, Grillo and Vermentino, is in Contrada Buonivini, also in the Noto area. The brand symbolises and represents a hybrid form halfway between the 'buchetta' typical of popular Tuscan winemaking tradition and the classic shapes of Sicilian sacred architecture. This is because the winery was born as the idea and passion of a visionary man in Tuscany, transplanted to Sicily, between Noto and Marzamemi, and passed down to his children.