DOC · Sweet white
Where is Passito di Pantelleria wine from?
Passito di Pantelleria is a sweet white wine from Pantelleria, in Sicily, Italy. It is a DOC wine made from Zibibbo.

Passito di Pantelleria at a glance
| Classification | DOC |
|---|---|
| Appellation | Pantelleria |
| Style | Sweet wine |
| Grape | Zibibbo |
| Village or town | Pantelleria |
| Subregion | Pantelleria |
| Region | Sicily |
| Country | Italy |
| Coordinates | 36.7875, 11.9925 |
Passito di Pantelleria
Pantelleria, Sicily, Italy
DOC
Sun-dried Zibibbo from an island closer to Tunisia than Sicily
- Appellation
- Pantelleria
- Grapes
- Zibibbo
Passito di Pantelleria is a sweet wine from sun-dried Zibibbo (Muscat of Alexandria) grapes grown on the volcanic island of Pantelleria, between Sicily and Tunisia. The island's low bush-trained vines, the vite ad alberello, were added to the UNESCO intangible heritage list in 2014.
Producers to know
- Donnafugata
- Marco De Bartoli
- Salvatore Murana
Passito di Pantelleria: questions and answers
Where is Passito di Pantelleria wine from?
Passito di Pantelleria is a sweet white wine from Pantelleria, in Sicily, Italy. It is a DOC wine made from Zibibbo.
Which country is Passito di Pantelleria from?
Passito di Pantelleria is from Italy, in the Sicily wine region.
What grape is Passito di Pantelleria made from?
Passito di Pantelleria is made from Zibibbo.
Is Passito di Pantelleria a red or a white wine?
Passito di Pantelleria is a sweet white wine.
Who are the best producers of Passito di Pantelleria?
Producers to know include Donnafugata, Marco De Bartoli and Salvatore Murana.
More wines from Sicily
The Sicily wine guide, with all 5 wines on a map →Other Muscat wines around the world
- RutherglenGI · Rutherglen, Victoria · Fortified
- Muscat de Beaumes-de-VeniseAOC · Beaumes-de-Venise, Rhône Valley · Fortified
- SamosPDO · Vourliotes, Aegean Islands · Sweet white
- Moscatel de SetúbalDOC · Azeitão, Península de Setúbal · Fortified
- PalmelaDOC · Palmela, Península de Setúbal · Red
- CotnariDOC · Cotnari, Moldavia · Sweet white
Sources: en.wikipedia.org, en.wikipedia.org, quattrocalici.it
Last reviewed October 2026.