Where wine is art

At Feudi di San Gregorio, the study and research of the land and its indigenous grape varieties started at the very beginning. But it was Antonio Capaldo, president since 2009, who reinterpreted the agricultural essence and made the company a leading player in the South and the entire Italian wine scene. Today, Feudi is more than just a winery. It is a place for meeting and discussion, a lab for ideas and culture, where the wines’ quality and research into the territory are complemented by the utmost attention to design and art, which have always distinguished the winery.

Irpinia, the green heart of the region in the Campania hinterland, is mainly mountainous with highly volcanic and sandy soils. The uniqueness of these territories has allowed Irpinia to literally become the cradle of the new European viticulture. Since then, the wisdom of gestures, the way of cultivating the land and the very relationship with it have remained practically crystallised, preserving the knowledge of precious and elsewhere forgotten practices.
For over fifteen years, Feudi di San Gregorio has collaborated with various Italian and international universities for research, genetic study, and reproduction of vineyards. Out of this continuous research, extraordinary projects have taken shape, resulting in labels capable of telling the story of the territory in a surprising and unique way.
Today, the older vineyards flank the new plantings in a virtuous interlocking where the personality of the territory is the winner.