In the land of the Hirpus (wolf in the ancient Oscan language) will be a journey through the history of the vine and the modernity of some of the most renowned wineries in the Sannio territory. Where, for centuries, the vine has perched, often marrying fruit trees and even escaping the ferocity of phylloxera, still retaining the "rootstocks", produced many excellences of southern winemaking.
Two are the wineries to visit.
Villa Raiano (1996). Irpinia is a district of the Campania region, in southern Italy, located in the heart of the Southern Apennines, in an area full of hills. The winery is located on top of a hill, nestled in a lush landscape of chestnut forests and vineyards, overlooking the whole valley of river Sabato in the town of San Michele di Serino.
Feudi di San Gregorio (1986). At the time of Pope Gregory the Great (590–604 AD) the lands of Sannio and Irpinia, along the Appia and always planted with vines. Established in 1986 by the work of two families of Irpinia, Feudi di San Gregorio is rooted in Sorbo Serpico, in the province of Avellino, devoting itself immediately to the recovery of some authentic productions of value and the identification of a level of quality meeting the most severe needs of the market.
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