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Campania Felix... this is the name given to our region by the Old Romans... Yes! "Happy Campania" is the meaning !... and it's easy to understand why! ….Once you try the wines produced from the various indigenous grapes and the local food you will definitely be happy!
The climatic conditions and the different nature of the soil made this land famous for wines since the Greek domination... the old Greek name of Italy was "Enotria"  = "Wine Land ".
Campania is the land of the red wine "Aglianico " a big red , powerfull and with its own personality  when young, ideal to accompany barbecued lamb and sausages , and, gentle and elegant ,when properly aged, see the TAURASI ( from Aglianico grapes), the only d.o.c.g wine of the southern Italy.
The Piedirosso ( Red Foot ), from the red color of the stem, the second important red of the region, Smooth, fruity and elegant light  red wine, this is the basic grape in the blend to obtain the Lacryma Christi del Vesuvio  ,"Tears of Christ" is the translation.
And, last the old Romans wine "FALERNO" from primitivo grape, the wine of the Roman Emperors, we can say the first wine of the modern era that got the D.O.C.
In this region you can also  enjoy four very good white wines, two d.o.c.g. "Fiano di Avellino" "Greco di Tufo"  and  d.o.c. "Falanghina" and "Coda di Volpe" which means, Fox's tail).
We can say that, no other country can deliver such a diversity, so many indigenous grapes, and, so different one from the other , each, to match a different typical dish of the region.
This is one of the reasons of the increasing interest to the Southern Italy's wines.
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realizzazione grafica e tecnica a cura della Lampad s.r.l.
 
Over 150 years old  vines.
Wine tasting in a family run winery...
Enjoyng the lunch...
Aging Aglianico wine.
Tasting Aglianico grapes