We made a day trip of our Marsala visit, with winery reservations in the morning and the evening. Unfortunately, we didn't find there to be too much to do after our first visit until our scheduled appt at 17:00. We wandered the city for a while, and tried to visit Donnafugata early, only to be stopped by their security guard... More

As I've mentioned in other reviews - winery visits are challenging in Sicily but a large producer like D.Fugata tends to be a bit more organized. We joined a group tour one afternoon. It was a bit rushed and cold compared to some other experiences we had. Hopefully next time we can do a better job at finding local producers.

Went to winery on October 31. We were greeted and showed the winery facilities and taught about the wine process. This was followed by a group lunch accompanied by wines. The good was outstanding, lasting four courses from olives, ricotta, anchovies, couscous, cheese, salami and a sweet, warm dessert of ricotta dumplings. All this paired with the appropriate wines. I... More