San Gregorio Avellino, Feudi San Gregorio Avellino, Feudi Di San Gregorio Avellino
Name:
Feudi di San Gregorio Fiano Di Avellino DOCG
Where it's from:
Italy, Campania, Fiano di Avellino
Price per case:
£107.34
Bottles per case:
6 x 75 cl
Style:
Fruity Dry Whites
Description:
Produced with Candida, Parolise and Sorbo Serpico grapes, Fiano di Avellino has an intense straw-yellow colour with greenish shimmer. The aroma is intense and persistent showing distinct Mediterranean scents of fresh chamomile flowers and fruit – from a local peach variant to a more complex candied orange. The characteristic smooth notes of the grape are balanced by a lively freshness and mineral hints. (6 x 75 cl)
Feudi di SanGregorio PIETRACALDA Fiano di Avellino DOCG Campania
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Vesevo Taurasi DOCG Campania
Description: Vesevo Taurasi is deep red in colour with intense aromas of red berries. The wine is beautifully poised on the palate, with nice oak balance and a wonderful freshness. This wine is in a class of its own, as was attested to by the fact that it has won the Southern Italian Trophy at the Decanter World Wine Awards in three of the last four years, first with the 1998 vintage, then with the 2000 and 2001. Despite being so far south, the Irpinian hills of Campania is one of the last regions in Italy to harvest. Vesevo’s vineyards are situated at between 450 and 550 metres above sea level, and are influenced by a cool breeze that blows off the Bay of Naples. The flavours obtained in the vineyard are then preserved in the winery by Mario Ercolino – formerly winemaker at, and co-founder of, I Feudi di SanGregorio. (6 x 75 cl) Price: £129.89
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Vesevo Taurasi DOCG Campania
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Vesevo Sannio Falanghina Campania
Description: Sannio Falanghina from Vesevo is scented and zingy, yet has the sort of depth of flavour seldom found in this grape. Cooler fermentation temperatures than are the norm in Italy result in a purity of fruit being captured in the wine. Unoaked, this wine is a definitive example of the native Falanghina variety. Despite being so far south, the Irpinian hills of Campania is one of the last regions in Italy to harvest. Vesevo’s vineyards are situated at between 450 and 550 metres above sea level, and are always subject to a cool breeze that blows off the Bay of Naples. The flavours obtained in the vineyard are then preserved in the winery by Mario Ercolino – formerly winemaker at, and co-founder of, I Feudi di SanGregorio. (12 x 75 cl) Price: £109.10
