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Irpinia
Irpinia is an ancient land. Hidden in the Apennines east of Naples, this small area was the territory of the Irpini, an ancient Samnite tribe. Named after the wolf who presumably led the tribe to this area, the history of Irpinia has long been linked to the cultivation of grapes, hazelnuts, chestnuts and black truffles.
Although it is no longer legally known as Irpinia, the province of Avellino continues to use the image of the wolf to commemorate the prosperity it has given to this land. The renowned vines of Irpinia, Fiano di Avellino, Greco di Tufo and Taurasi, are as old as the earth, very fragrant, full-bodied and with a good structure.
Vesuvius
Tasting of Lacryma Christi and typical local products
The wine, the cuisine and the territory: there is a thin thread that links the magic of this landscape at the foot of Vesuvius with its gastronomic traditions and above all with the passion for Lacryma Christi, the wine that comes from this land.
A unique experience made of nature and emotions, taste and traditions of Vesuvius that begins with a walk through the vineyards admiring the view that embraces the Gulf of Naples, Sorrento and the island of Capri.
We then move on to visit the cellars where we will introduce you to the production methods before starting the tasting of wines paired with the typical specialties of this little corner of paradise on the slopes of Vesuvius.
Cilento
Cross beautiful vineyards and taste the famous Cilento wine. Pair delicious Cilento wines such as Fiano Cilento DOP and Aglianico Cilento DOP with local cheeses and sausages.
Amalfi coast
Wine tourism on the Amalfi Coast: the unique flavor of a wine and the magic of an extreme territory.
Native vines such as the white Greco di Tufo, Fiano di Avellino, Falanghina, and the red Aglianico.
Visit of the cellars and wine tasting
Tasting of Lacryma Christi and typical local products
Wine tourism on the Amalfi Coast: the unique flavor of a wine and the magic of an extreme territory.
It seems certain that the Romans produced similar wines as early as 2000 years ago!