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Irpinia DOC

Irpinia DOC is a mountainous wine-producing subregion located in the eastern part of Campania, centered around the province of Avellino. The area features volcanic and limestone soils with significant altitude variation, creating a cool microclimate with good diurnal temperature shifts that benefit slow grape ripening and aromatic development. Irpinia is renowned for its indigenous grape varieties including Aglianico, Greco, Fiano, and Coda di Volpe, producing elegant, mineral-driven white wines and structured, age-worthy reds with bright acidity.

Region
Campania
Wines
1

Wines from Irpinia DOC

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Feudi di San Gregorio - Falanghina

Feudi di San Gregorio

White

Falanghina might not roll off the tongue easily, but this ancient grape variety delivers wines that are impossible to forget. Feudi di San Gregorio, one of southern Italy's most respected producers, has championed this indigenous variety from Campania with spectacular results. This bottle captures the essence of southern Italian white wine – bright, mineral-driven, and bursting with Mediterranean character. It's the kind of wine that makes you wonder why you've been wasting time with boring Pinot Grigio all these years. Perfect for transporting your taste buds to the Italian coast, even if your actual view is just your neighbor's fence.