The Greco di Tufo by Feudi di San Gregorio is born in an ancient and beautiful region, Irpinia, where vineyards, woods, olive trees, fruit trees and aromatic herbs coexist in harmony. The Greco vineyards of the Capaldo family are located in the municipality of Tufo, a municipality that takes its name from the volcanic rock of the same name and where the existence of sulfur mines was discovered in 1866, whose processing characterised the economy until the second postwar period. The grapes are harvested strictly by hand and vinified in steel, where the wine then rests for about 4 months on its lees, before bottling.

GRECO DI TUFO FEUDI DI SAN GREGORIO: TASTING

The Greco di Feudi di San Gregorio is presented in the glass with a deep straw yellow; on the nose, it is rich in aromatic herbs, fruit, mineral hints and fresh almond. In the mouth, it has a certain structure, a nice acidity and a savoury and gratifying sip. If the intention is to fully enjoy it, combine it with buffalo mozzarella, with still hot tomatoes from the garden, good oil and a few basil leaves. Summer in the mouth.