Campania

A volcanic terroir in southern Italy, famous for Aglianico nobility and the mineral elegance of Fiano and Greco di Tufo whites.

● Campania, located in southern Italy under the influence of Mount Vesuvius, is a territory of millenary winemaking richness and volcanic terroirs of unique prestige. This region is famous for its noble indigenous varieties like Aglianico (the 'Barolo of the South') and elegant Fiano and Greco di Tufo whites. Discovering Campania, you will find wines of imposing structure, vibrant acidity, and deep minerality. It is synonymous with Mediterranean aristocracy and warm hospitality, offering luxury bottles capturing the sunny soul and untameable character of one of the world's most historic terroirs.