Falanghina del Sannio 2025

What kind of wine it is

Falanghina del Sannio with Denomination of Controlled Origin from Feudi di San Gregorio is a still white wine from Campania made from Falanghina grapes. In the glass, it expresses a fresh and balanced style, supported by a pleasant savouriness. The aromatic profile is clear and inviting, characterised by notes of small white flowers, broom, yellow peach, citrus fruits, delicate hints of freshly cut grass and a pronounced warm stone minerality. On the palate, it is rounded, offering an ideal harmony between softness and freshness, with a clean and persistent finish.

Where it comes from

This Falanghina del Sannio originates in Campania, in the areas of Sorbo Serpico, Taurasi, Tufo and Santa Paolina. The nature of the volcanic soils is the distinctive element of the territory, giving the wine a marked savouriness and a solid structure. The strong temperature variations in the area play a fundamental role for the vine, preserving the intensity of the fruit and defining a precise aromatic profile. The very name of the grape variety derives from the "falanga", an ancient vine training system of Roman origin, which testifies to the historic agricultural vocation of this land.

How it is produced

In the winery, the work of Feudi di San Gregorio aims to preserve the richness of the varietal aromas intact. The process begins with fermentation in stainless steel tanks at a controlled temperature, ideal for extracting fresh and linear aromas. Subsequently, the wine undergoes a period of ageing on the lees for about five months, always in steel vats. This period in contact with the yeasts enriches the sip, giving it greater roundness and ensuring a solid taste balance between the natural acidity and the typical savoury expression.