Aleatico Aleatico is a highly perfumed red grape variety with some similarity to muscat. In fact Oz Clarke's Grapes and Wines suggests that it may in fact be a mutant of Muscat Blanc a Petit Grains. Aleatico is used in Italy and on the Islands of Elba and Corsica to produce sweet wines, some are fortified. It is also grown in Central Asia and Chile. There are just a few Australian producers including Di Lusso Estate Mudgee Freeman Vineyards Hilltops Hollyclare Hunter Valley Rimfire Vineyards Darling Downs Riversands Winery Queensland Zone Tizzana Winery South Coast Zone At the 2003 Alternative Varieties Wine Show Di Lusso Estate and Rimfire Winery both received Bronze awards for wines based on Aleatico. You can learn more about Aleatico and nearly two hundred wine grape varieties with Delong's Wine Grape Varietal Table .