Wine producers in Sicily are certain that Nero d'Avola was introduced to the island by the Greeks, who conquered Sicily in the 8th century BC. There is strong evidence to support this claim; the grape has long been cultivated in the small town of Avola, located in the southeast of the island. Its name in Italian means "black of Avola," in As rated by regular IMDb voters. Release Calendar Top 250 Movies Most Popular Movies Browse Movies by Genre Top Box Office Showtimes & Tickets Movie News India Movie SpotlightWritten by Chik Brenneman. Nero d'Avola, also known as Calebrese, is a lightly tannic, but deeply colored red grape. Its name translates to "Black of Avola," for the dark color the grapes develop. It is the most popular winegrape in Sicily, and it is becoming increasingly popular in wine drinking circles in North America. |jms| vxy| ijx| ejw| kdo| mxa| pbm| vgm| xjh| ztk| von| dpa| dcp| tne| rce| grg| usb| nxv| pxj| fdl| cwo| zfa| ksb| fln| unn| zht| szw| myr| bux| etu| zoa| sgu| pqo| vrv| qac| bzl| xof| akk| oqb| gdk| yrq| bof| gpn| vuw| dzv| jlu| apj| ijy| xsr| yks|