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Informations about region

Campania, a region of Italy located in the southern part of the country with an area of 13 595 square kilometers. Its territory consist of mountains with the range of Apennines (35%), hilly areas (51%), plains (14%). The isles in the Tyrrhenian Sea, Ischia, Capri, Procida, Vivara and Nisida, form separate territory. Along the coast of the Tyrrhenian Sea spreads out the area of the extinct volcano of Roccamonfina, next the Phlegraean Fields - Europe‘s largest volcanic area, and still active and majestic Vesuvius reaching the height of 1279 meters.

The beautiful and picturesque Campania already in the Roman Times was called Campania Felix, rich, happy, prosperous due to its natural resources and rich soil. The vine found excellent growing conditions here already in the Etruscan times, while in the Roman times the wines from Campania were presented at the tables of senators and patricians. Campania‘s finest ancient wines are Falerno and Cecubo. After the collapse of the Roman Empire winegrowing was declining, but in the Middle Ages and under the reign of Kingdom of Naples began its revival.

The historical records at the time mention wines of Greco, Aglianico, Aspirinio, Lacryma, Gragano and Fiano grapes. All the grape varieties exist up to the present day. These grapes provide excellent quality wines, full-bodied, charming by the potential of aromas and flavors. This potential results from the loose structure of soil, on which are cultivated vineyards, rich in iron, sand, clay and volcanic residue. At the food of Vesuvius there are exactly large areas covered with vineyards, the largest in Europe.

Besides beautiful landscapes, the provinces of Caserta, Benevento, Avellino and Neapol are full of oenological wealth. Currently, there are 4 DOCG appellations, Aglianico del Taburno and Taurasi, red wines of Taurasi grape, Greco di Tufo, a white wine of Greco, and Fiano di Avellino, a white wine of Fiano. 15 appellations were granted DOC status.

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  • Moscato Passito - Italian wine wine sweet
    1. Producer:
      Vigne Sannite
    2. Region:
      Campania
    3. Grape:
      Moscato Bianco (100%)
    4. Classification:
      DOC Sannio
    5. Vintage:
      2012
    6. Capacity:
      0.5 l

    Dry sweet wine of Campanian grape called Moscato Bianco. White Moscato locally called Moscatelo comes from vineyards located in the hill areas in the surroundings of Castelvenere, in the province of Benevento, in the north-eastern part of the region. The aromatic grape of Moscato is also naturalized here, on clayey-calcareous soils and sunny vineyards in the south. The harvest is done the end of September the beginning of October, when Moscato grapes are very ripe. From grapes full of natural sweetness is obtained an excellent wine in the passito version. This term signifies the fermentation technique called in Italian appassimento that is drying of collected grapes on special racks in air-ventilated rooms. After the harvest grapes concentrate aromatic potential for more than a month and next are transformed into wine. The passito of our producer was aged for six months in wood.

    Color: yellow with amber reflections.
    Aroma: aromatic, complex, notes of ripe grapes, raisins, honey.
    Flavor: sweet, velvety.
    Food matching: excellent with desserts based on dry biscuits and cookies, gorgonzola-type cheese and Roquefort. Equally good as a wine for meditation and after the meal..
    Serving temperature: 12°C.
    Alcohol content: 13%.

  • Moscato Passito - Italian wine wine sweet
    Moscato Passito
    Vigne Sannite - Campania
    Moscato Bianco (100%)
    DOC Sannio - 2012 - 0.5 l
  • Aglianico - Italian wine wine dry
    1. Producer:
      Vigne Sannite
    2. Region:
      Campania
    3. Grape:
      Aglianico (100%)
    4. Classification:
      DOC Sannio
    5. Vintage:
      2016
    6. Capacity:
      0.75 l

    Dry red wine of Campanian native grape variety called Aglianico. This wine named Barolo of the south not without reason is compared to the great wine of Piedmont. Aglianico is an ancient grape, naturalized in the south part of Italy since centuries. It was introduced here by the Greeks, and received its name from the word Elleanico. Aglianico of our producer comes from vineyards situated in the hill areas in the surroundings of Castelvenere, in the province of Benevento, in the north-eastern part of the region. The local clone of this grape is called Aglianico del Taburno and is characterized by the best quality among the grape family of Aglianico. The volcanic and sandy soils and big temperature differences between day and night are suitable for its growing. Such vinegrowing conditions are provided in the Sannio zone. The local Aglianico is ripe at the end of October and the harvest is done during November. It is a wine with a big potential for ageing. With time enhances its values and broadens an array of aromas. Aglianico del Sannio was aged for six months in wood barrels and for the following six months in the bottle.

    Color: burgundy.
    Aroma: rich, complex, notes of raspberry and plum.
    Flavor: dry, warm, harmonious.
    Food matching: perfect throughout the meal, dishes based on highly flavored white meats.
    Serving temperature: 18°C.
    Alcohol content: 13,5%.

  • Aglianico - Italian wine wine dry
    Aglianico
    Vigne Sannite - Campania
    Aglianico (100%)
    DOC Sannio - 2016 - 0.75 l
  • Barbera del Sannio - Italian wine wine dry
    1. Producer:
      Vigne Sannite
    2. Region:
      Campania
    3. Grape:
      Barbera (100%)
    4. Classification:
      DOC Sannio
    5. Vintage:
      2018
    6. Capacity:
      0.75 l

    Dry red wine of Campanian native grape called Barbera del Sannio. It comes from vineyards located in the hill areas in the surroundings of Castelvenere, in the province of Benevento in the north-eastern part of the region. Usually associated with Piedmont, Barbera, cultivated here since two centuries, is, however, a different wine with other character than its cousin from the north. The local winegrowers proudly claim that their Barbera is much better. Indeed, is worth tasting to appreciate this pleasant wine scenting of fruit.

    Color: intense ruby red.
    Aroma: floral and fruity, notes of cherry and dried rose petals.
    Flavor: dry, warm, velvety.
    Food matching: perfect throughout the meal, dishes based on highly flavored white meats.
    Serving temperature: 18°C.
    Alcohol content: 13,5%.

  • Barbera del Sannio - Italian wine wine dry
    Barbera del Sannio
    Vigne Sannite - Campania
    Barbera (100%)
    DOC Sannio - 2018 - 0.75 l
  • Piedirosso - Italian wine wine dry
    1. Producer:
      Vigne Sannite
    2. Region:
      Campania
    3. Grape:
      Piedirosso
    4. Classification:
      DOC Sannio
    5. Vintage:
      2018
    6. Capacity:
      0.75 l

    Dry red wine of Campania‘s native Piedirosso grape. It comes from the vineyards located in the surroundings of Monte Taburno, the Taburno Mount, in the province of Benevento. Besides famous Aglianico, this ancient grape variety is one of the most typical Campanian vines. The original dialectal name, Per e‘palummo, literally means dove‘s foot with its characteristic redish color, similarly the color of the steam and bunches of the Piedirosso. This wine is not aged in wood, nicely dry and soft, with a beautifully marked fruit note. An interesting native wine, worth testing with food.

    Color: ruby red.
    Aroma: fruity, notes of raspberry and ripe cherry.
    Flavor: dry, fruity, soft.
    Food matching: excellent throughout a meal, with white meat-based dishes.
    Serving temperature: 18°C.
    Alcohol content: 13,5%.

  • Piedirosso - Italian wine wine dry
    Piedirosso
    Vigne Sannite - Campania
    Piedirosso
    DOC Sannio - 2018 - 0.75 l
  • Fiano - Italian wine wine dry
    1. Producer:
      Vigne Sannite
    2. Region:
      Campania
    3. Grape:
      Fiano
    4. Classification:
      DOC Sannio
    5. Vintage:
      2019
    6. Capacity:
      0.75 l

    Dry white wine of Campanian native Fiano grape. It comes from the vineyards situated in the hilly areas, in the provinces of Benevento and Avellino, in the north-eastern part of the region. The name of the grape variety comes from the Latin words Vitis Aspiane and is related to the sweetness of grapes, very liked by bees. The vineyards situated high and big temperature differences result in the wine that is characterized by finesse and strongly marked aromatic note. Fiano has a big potential of ageing and enhances its values even after a few years after bottling.

    Color: straw yellow.
    Aroma: complex, aromatic, notes of white blossom, pear and fruit in syrup.
    Flavor: soft, velvety, long lingering aftertaste.
    Food matching: excellent with rich aromatic dishes, rich texture dishes, white meat roasts in sauce.
    Serving temperature: 12°C.
    Alcohol content: 13,5%.

  • Fiano - Italian wine wine dry
    Fiano
    Vigne Sannite - Campania
    Fiano
    DOC Sannio - 2019 - 0.75 l
  • Coda di Volpe - Italian wine wine dry
    1. Producer:
      Vigne Sannite
    2. Region:
      Campania
    3. Grape:
      Coda di Volpe
    4. Classification:
      DOC Sannio
    5. Vintage:
      2019
    6. Capacity:
      0.75 l

    Dry white wine of the autochthonous Coda di Volpe grape of Campania. It comes from the vineyards located in the surroundings of Castelvenere, in the province of Benevento, in the north-eastern part of the region. The name of the grape variety, literally meaning fox`s tail, is related to the shape of grape cluster. Characterized by a well-marked mineral, almost salty, note, this ancient grape variety, strongly linked to Sannites` territory, is expression of this zone. There was a time when it was used only in a blend with other white grapes, but today established itself as a single-variety wine.

    Color: straw yellow.
    Aroma: complex, notes of white fruit, ripe melon.
    Flavor: dry, fresh, mineral.
    Food matching: perfect with fish- and sea food-based dishes, oven-baked and grilled fish, with vegetables in delicate sauce.
    Serving temperature: 12°C.
    Alcohol content: 13,5%.

  • Coda di Volpe - Italian wine wine dry
    Coda di Volpe
    Vigne Sannite - Campania
    Coda di Volpe
    DOC Sannio - 2019 - 0.75 l
  • Greco - Italian wine wine dry
    1. Producer:
      Vigne Sannite
    2. Region:
      Campania
    3. Grape:
      Greco
    4. Classification:
      DOC Sannio
    5. Vintage:
      2019
    6. Capacity:
      0.75 l

    Dry white wine of Campanian native Greco grape. It comes from the vineyards located in the surroundings of Monte Taburno, the Taburno Mount, in the province of Benevento, in the north-eastern part of the region. As its name suggests, the wine was brought along by the Greeks to ancient Italy. Thus, this grape variety was already known in ancient times, Virgil and Pliny wrote about its merits. The Sannio zone, with many areas rich in minerals, is suitable for growing of these noble white grapes, collected in autumn in October. This is a wine with rich and elegant structure, unusually original.

    Color: straw yellow, shimmering.
    Aroma: complex, notes of citrus, apricot and peach.
    Flavor: soft, mineral, elegant.
    Food matching: perfect with white meat- and fish-based aromatic dishes and sauces, cream and thick vegetable dishes, boiled vegetables.
    Serving temperature: 12°C.
    Alcohol content: 13,5%.

  • Greco - Italian wine wine dry
    Greco
    Vigne Sannite - Campania
    Greco
    DOC Sannio - 2019 - 0.75 l