Wine

The South of Italy is full of small winemakers who have only recently become independent winemakers. Traditionally, in the South of Italy, grapes were mainly grown to sell directly to large wineries in the North of the country. In the last 40 years, however, the region has been able to become more independent and has taken an interest in its own past. Now, many winemakers use native grape varieties for winemaking to create unique (and often organic) wines.

The quality standards in this region have increased rapidly and nowadays this region is home to many excellent wines. The most famous examples are Nero d'Avola, Primitivo and Aglianico for red wines and Falanghina and Grillo for white wines. But it doesn't stop there, the diversity of grape varieties is unprecedented in this part of Italy. It is for good reason that the ancient Greeks called this area Oenotria, "the land of wine".

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Antonio Caggiano
100% Falanghina IGT Hand picked
Falanghina
59%
282/480 Items
Antonio Caggiano
100% Aglianico DOC Oak
Taurasini
59%
282/480 Items
Costantino Vini
Organic 100% Nero d'Avola Oak
Capitolo Uno
41%
246/600 Items
Tenute Pacelli
Organic 100% Trebbiano Toscano Ancestral Method
La Clara
68%
324/480 Bottles
Tenute Pacelli
Organic 100% Magliocco IGT
Terra Rossa
68%
324/480 Bottles
Costantino Vini
Organic IGT 100% Moscato
Cori Passito
41%
246/600 Items

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