A glass of white wine and a plate of Sicilian bites at sunset

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Wine tasting with lunch in Sicily: what’s on the table at Tenute Camilleri, near Agrigento

Guests come for the wine, and the wine stays at the heart of everything. But when they get home and write to us, they talk about the food too: the bread with olive oil, the dry sausage, the potato pizza nobody expects.

At Tenute Camilleri every wine tasting comes with lunch: a Sicilian light lunch with one bite for each wine, chosen to bring out the best in it. It's our way of doing a wine tasting with lunch in Sicily. We're a family winery in Contrada Ciccobriglio, between Naro and Campobello di Licata, 45 minutes from Agrigento, open every day by reservation.

In short

  • Where: Contrada Ciccobriglio, between Naro and Campobello di Licata (Agrigento province), 45 minutes from Agrigento.
  • What: a tasting of our wines with a Sicilian light lunch.
  • How it works: each wine arrives with its own pairing.
  • On the table: bread with our olive oil, sun-dried tomatoes, primo sale cheese, olives, dry sausage, Sicilian street food, taralli from Naro.
  • Special diets: gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan, just let us know in advance.
  • Booking: online from the experience page, or on WhatsApp.

Each wine with its own dish

A tasting here isn't one glass after another. We open a wine, tell you which vineyard it comes from and how we make it, and next to it comes something to eat that goes with it. The white with bread, olive oil and sun-dried tomatoes. The reds with cured meats, cheeses and street food. You taste, compare, and go back to the glass.

It's the way wine has always been drunk here: at the table, with food, never on its own.

Who looks after the table

Behind that table is Rosa Maria, my mother-in-law and Peppe's wife, who in our family looks after the food and the accounts. Two things that seem far apart but have a lot in common: both need order, patience and someone who won't settle.

The Ciccobriglio table comes from what's around us: bakeries, small shops and local families, many of whom we've known forever. Rosa Maria knows who to go to for everything, and when something changes she notices at the first bite.

What you'll find on the table

  • Bread with our olive oil, first of all.
  • The antipasto: sun-dried tomatoes, primo sale cheese, olives, dry sausage.
  • Sicilian street food: impanata, pizzetta siciliana, potato pizza.
  • Bread with porchetta.
  • Taralli from Naro, at the end, as they've always been eaten here.

In the longer tasting, the arancino arrives too. It isn't a restaurant lunch: it's what you'd find on the table of a Sicilian family throwing a relaxed party for friends and relatives.

What our guests say

It's called a light lunch, but guests often point out that it's not all that "light". We are in Sicily, after all:

"Tip: do not eat beforehand!"

Astrid Koslowski, Google review (written in Dutch), May 2026

"The food was generous, delicious, and perfectly paired with the wines."

Nadine Tripolt, Google review, January 2026

Which experience to choose

  • Come Una Volta: 2 hours, vineyard, cellar and three wines with a light lunch. The simplest one, ideal for a first visit.
  • Dalla Vite al Calice: 3 hours, more wines, one straight from the barrel, and arancino on the table.
  • Tra l'Ulivo e la Vite: for olive oil lovers too: vineyards and olive groves, the wines and a tasting of our extra virgin olive oil.
  • A Vigna di Notti: in the evening, at sunset, with a Sicilian light dinner.

Special diets

  • Coeliac disease: if you ask, we serve gluten-free street food from a bakery certified by the Italian Coeliac Association (AIC), in its own packaging, with separate plates and cutlery.
  • Vegetarian and vegan: no problem.
  • In every case just tell us a few days ahead.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I do a wine tasting with lunch in Sicily near Agrigento? At Tenute Camilleri, 45 minutes from Agrigento: every tasting includes a Sicilian light lunch, with a different bite for each wine.

Is it a full lunch? It's a light lunch: lots of small tastes, one for each wine. Usually nobody leaves hungry.

Can someone who doesn't drink wine come? Yes, they eat with the group at a separate rate.

Can we bring children? Yes, they're welcome. They can eat the same food as the adults, simple dishes that kids usually like too. Otherwise just tell us and we'll think of something else.

Can we buy the olive oil and wine we taste? Yes, at the winery, and if you prefer we'll ship them to your home.

Come Una Volta: vineyard, cellar and three wines with a light lunch, every day by reservation.

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