BeneventanoFalanghina IGP

Very soft and at the same time harmonious and lingering: a characterful, fresh white with bright fruit and lively clarity – approachable without being interchangeable. In the glass it shows straw yellow with greenish reflections, pale and luminous – freshness it delivers on the palate.

Our Falanghina grows in the Beneventano, the hilly hinterland of the province of Benevento in Campania – warm days, cool nights and the nearness of the Mediterranean give it freshness and fine, bright fruit. The variety itself is among the oldest of Campania.

IGP stands for “Indicazione Geografica Protetta”, the protected geographical indication. The grapes come from the Beneventano – the hilly hinterland of the province of Benevento in Campania.

With both – best of all with fish: grilled, pan-fried or from the oven, and equally with crustaceans and seafood. With pasta the sauce decides: it goes beautifully with light, delicate preparations. And well chilled it makes an ideal aperitivo.

Both are white varieties of Campania, but each with its own character: the Falanghina from the Beneventano is soft, harmonious and straightforwardly fresh. The Greco di Tufo grows on volcanic tufa rock, brings more structure and a mineral thread – and as one of the few white wines of Italy it carries the D.O.C.G. seal.