Falanghina Beneventana

Fonzone produces a range of typical wines from Campania.

Ocone produce respected wines in the ancient hills of Sannio from varieties such as Falanghina and Aglianico.

Pietracupa is a small estate in Campania run by the talented Sabino Loffredo, who is quickly developing a reputation for producing high quality Greco di Tufo. The vineyards, which cover about seven and a half hectares can be found as high as 800m and boast loamy, calcareous soils. Producing only around 50,000 bottles a year, they are one of the wineries to watch in Campania.

Cantina Ariano is a small producer making organic wines in Puglia.

La Guardiense is one of Southern Italy’s great producers of Aglianico.

Mastroberardino is one of the most recognised names Italy and hugely influential in the development of Campania’s Irpinia appellations.

Antico Castello is a boutique producer in the Irpinia area of Campania known for cultivating Falanghina Beneventana.

I Borboni is a small producer from Campania in the south of Italy. The company enjoys a local reputation working with the Asprinio Bianco grape, particularly in the production of sparkling wine.

Azienda Agricola Cautiero was founded in 2002 and produces a number of wines from the traditional varieties of Campania such as Falanghina Beneventana and Piedirosso.

Fontanavecchia is a quality focussed estate located in the village of Torrecuso in the province of Benevento in Campania. It is known for making a range of different wines, notably Aglianico del Tabruno and the white Falanghina del Sannio DOC. The estate is owned by the Rillo family who continue the traditions set down by the original family in the early 19th century.