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natural family-run wineries - small-production - terroir focused
Il Cancelliere
This family winery was founded by Soccorso Romano, whose nickname is Il Cancelliere, hence the name of the winery, and is now run by his children and their families.
Their Irpinia Aglianico vines surround the family cottage, and their natural winemaking process is based on traditional Irpinia wine making techniques that Soccorso learned from his father.
Tenuta Vincenzo Nardone
Nicola, affectionately known as "Pupo," is a self taught winemaker in Venticano and employs grape growing traditions that date back centuries. He focuses on crafting wines that bring out the flavors of the grapes from each vintage.
He tastes his wines nearly every day to attend to their every need and want, and you can taste that attention to detail in every bottle.
Azienda Agricola Boccella
High in the mountains of Irpinia, the Boccella family work together to tend to and harvest the grapes that come from their vines that average about 50 years in age.
This personal approach to their wines can be tasted in the final product as you’ll note the flavors of the gardens, olive trees, and forests that surround their lands.
Cantina Giardino
Started in 2003 by a small group of friends, this winery has become the flagship for natural wine in Irpinia under the leadership of Antonio and Daniela Di Gruttola.
Their philosophy comes down to this: you can try anything, experiment, have fun, but at the end of the day, the wine has to be drinkable and it has to be enjoyable.
Cantina del Barone
Luigi Sarno produces incredible Fiano di Avellino wines on the land his father purchased from a Baron in Naples many years ago, hence the winery’s name.
Located in a unique microclimate with rich volcanic soils, Luigi’s natural wines are handcrafted bringing out unique flavors and structures in his white wines.
Cantine dell'Angelo
Angelo and his family grow Greco grapes on some of the oldest land in the heart of Greco di Tufo country.
They focus on having a minimal impact on the grapes and the land the grapes are harvested from to keep the focus on the unique tastes the highly sulfurous soil brings to the minerality of their wines.
Fabio de Beaumont
Fabio's family were once the Barons of his village and have lived on their land since the 1600s and even have Barbera vines that date back more than 300 years.
Fabio's attention to detail and willingness to experiment results in a terrific blend of past and present in your wine glass.
Cantina Di Prisco
Pasquale painstakingly selects which grapes go into his wines, and has curated an artisanal approach to winemaking.
He pays ultimate respect to the traditions and time needed to make wines in the methods of his ancestors, while using modern winemaking techniques to craft his wines.
Stefania Barbot
Stefania and her husband, Erminio, have started a new tradition of winemaking in their family relying on the time honored learnings of Irpinia.
They grow their Aglianico grapes in Paternopoli, where their award winning “Fren” Taurasi is grown on vines dating back 70 years and are hand harvested selecting only the best grapes.
Quasi Ottobre
Pasquale is a member of the Di Pietro family known for their award-winning restaurant, Antica Trattoria Di Pietro in Melito Irpino.
One night, in the generations old vines of his family, he decided it was time to turn his passion into something more. After years perfecting his wine, he's finally bottling his red wine blend.
Azienda Agricola Fiorentino
Located in the small village of Paternopoli, this family-owned winery is a tie between past and present.
Gianni and his family focused on creating an environmentally friendly winery to pay tribute back to the land they love so much, while preserving the traditions of winemaking passed down in their family for generations.
Antico Castello
Brother and sister, Francesco and Chiara Romano, decided to remain in their beloved Irpinia and continue what their parents started: a new winery focused on the best of Irpinia.
The family is dedicated to growing only the highest quality grapes for wines that are some of the best representations of Irpinian traditions.
Corte Dei Roberto
Founded in Greci, this winery sits on the historic road that leads from Irpinia to Puglia.
The winery doesn’t use any chemicals in the vineyard or in the winemaking process thanks to Eva Roberts, who at 21 convinced her family they needed to be the first winemakers to specialize in a Metodo Classico featuring native Irpinia grapes.
Il Sole e Il Lupo
Two brothers, Angelo and Antonio, aged 24 & 27 started their cantina to continue their family's traditions in winemaking.
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Based in Lapio, they are producing bright, balanced and extremely drinkable Fiano di Avellino wines that grow on vines surrounded by olive and fruit trees. They are focused on preserving the land they farm, using biological practices.