Azienda Agricola Sciara is the canonical winery behind the user-requested Stef Yim entry. Based in Randazzo, Sciara Volcanic Winery centers on Yim's high-altitude Etna project, with natural-leaning production and wines that foreground Nerello Mascalese, Carricante and the volcanic identity of Contrada Taccione.
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- Address
- Contrada Taccione SS120 Km 189 +700, 95036 Randazzo CT, Italy
- Phone
- +39 366 823 2180
- Website
- sciaraetna.com
Azienda Agricola Sciara is the canonical winery behind the user-requested Stef Yim entry. Based in Randazzo, Sciara Volcanic Winery centers on Yim's high-altitude Etna project, with natural-leaning production and wines that foreground Nerello Mascalese, Carricante and the volcanic identity of Contrada Taccione.
Sciara brings an international winemaker's lens to Etna without losing the specificity of place. The row research identifies Stef Yim as founder and winemaker, and the official site frames the work around nature, hard work and technique.
The winery is based near Randazzo on Etna's northern side. The structured research fields list a natural production philosophy, Etna DOC context, Nerello Mascalese, Grenache and Carricante, plus still red, white, rose and skin-contact styles.
The staging row classifies visits as by reservation, with standard, guided, vineyard-focused and private tasting formats. This should be positioned as a small producer appointment rather than a walk-in tasting room.
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Boutique, high-altitude Etna estate with a strong focus on volcanic terroir, old vines and nature-driven, minimal-intervention winemaking; the overall feel is intimate, artisanal and quietly scenic rather than touristic or crowded.[2][11][14][19]











