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San Salvatore Ceraso Aglianico Paestum 2017
from $25.99
Antonio Caggiano Falanghina Campania 2016
from $14.99
Montevetrano Core Campania 2018
from $24.24
Montevetrano Core Campania 2018 Wooden Box
from $23.99
Montevetrano Core Bianco Campania 2019
from $34.45
Villa Matilde Rocca Dei Leoni Aglianico Campania 2011
from $176.3
Villa Raiano Aglianico Campania 2013
from $15.98
Marisa Cuomo Furore Rosso Riserva Costa Damalfi 2016
from $740
Villa Raiano Falanghina Beneventano 2020
from $15.47
Marisa Cuomo Furore Rosso Costa Damalfi 2019
from $32.99
Marisa Cuomo Furore Bianco Fiorduva Costa Damalfi 2018
from $88
Pietracupa Greco Di Tufo 2013
from $27.44
Donnachiara Campania Aglianico 2019
from $17.94
Mastro Greco Campania 2018
from $18.99
Fonzone Aglianico Campania 2012
from $270
San Salvatore Falanghina Campania 2017
from $18.95
Nanni Cope Sabbie Di Sopra Il Bosco Terre Del Volturno 2010
from $820
Mastro Aglianico Campania 2019
from $15.95
Galardi Terra Di Lavoro Roccamonfina 2013
from $69.89
Mastroberardino Villa Dei Misteri Pompeiano 2007
from $120.95

Campania Wine: A Guide to Its History and Characteristics

Campania is famous for its use of exclusive grape varietals like Fiano, Greco di Tufo, and Aglianico. Fiano has high acidity, Greco di Tufo has a mineral flavor, and Aglianico yields full-bodied, tannic wines.

To qualify as Campania, a wine must use grape varietals approved by the Campania Wine Consortium. The wine's freshness, minerality, and complexity make it unique.

Campania wines come from the southern region of Italy, known for its volcanic soil that gives grapes a unique taste.

For white wines, the grapes are typically harvested in September or October and fermented in stainless steel tanks. For red wines, grapes are left on the vine longer and aged in oak barrels.

Fiano and Greco di Tufo wines have a citrus and floral aroma with a mineral finish, while Aglianico wines have a tannic structure with red fruit and spice flavors.

Campania wines pair well with seafood, grilled meats, and pasta dishes. White wines go well with light seafood and pasta, while red wine complements hearty pasta dishes and grilled meat.

White wines should be chilled between 50°F – 60°F, while red wines should be served at room temperature between 60°F – 65°F.

The alcohol content in Campania wines varies between 13% for white wines and 14.5% for red wines.

Find a wide selection of Campania wine at Vi.Wine marketplace and experience the taste of Campania for yourself.