THE WINE HAD ALREADY BEGUN TO TAKE EFFECT "An unexpected destination for wine explorers, a perfect oasis for the curious, the gourmands and lovers of slow travel." Borgo San Gregorio embodies the warm hospitality of the renowned Feudi di San Gregorio winery in Campania, offering guests an immersive experience in the wonders of Irpinia. Borgo San Gregorio - Feudi di San Gregorio | RISE - Rome Insights Style Experience

WINE TOURISM IN IRPINIA IS AN EMPLOYMENT MULTIPLIER At Borgo San Gregorio’s remarkable restaurant, San Gregorio, chef Danilo Uva draws on produce from the estate’s vegetable and aromatic gardens. A stay at Borgo San Gregorio is beyond just a tasting experience. Yes, taste the wines, but appreciate the play of art and wine and architecture, dine at the restaurant, picnic on the property, explore the vegetable garden, and much more. The Best Italian Wineries to Visit Near Naples | Food & Wine

A CULTURAL MOVEMENT AS MUCH AS A WINERY Based in Irpinia, Feudi di San Gregorio is a leading force in southern Italy’s wine industry – and one of our favourite wineries. At the helm of the latter is Ella Capaldo, who, over the years, has played a pivotal role in shaping the brand’s identity, expanding its reach beyond winemaking into design, hospitality, and contemporary art. Feudi’s Creative Director with a passion for storytelling and a keen eye for aesthetics. ISSIMO x Women in Wine: Ella Capaldo | Pellicano Hotels

NOW AND ALWAYS RESILIENCE! "A bridge between the past and the future, a tradition also in terms of breeding, which is the key to planting the vines of the future”, stresses Antonio Capaldo, owner of Feudi di San Gregorio in Irpinia, “pergola-trained, 3-meter, nearly 180-year-old vines that represent not only an extraordinary genetic heritage that we replant in new vineyards, but also forms of cultivation that were quantitative rather than qualitative, and that are interesting today in terms of countering climate change. Growing interest in wines from old vines, an expression of the ultimate connection with terroir | winenewsit

ANCIENT AGLIANICO VINES OF FEUDI DI SAN GREGORIO Irpinia (Avellino province) - It’s fascinating to try various examples of wines made from the same grape, especially when we’re talking about red varieties. There’s usually less complexity with the lighter wines, and they typically don’t have the structure to age as well as the more expensive examples. Aglianico—An Excellent Campanian Red For Every Budget | Forbes

THE PROTECTIONS OF INDIGENOUS VARIETALS AND OLD VINES Feudi di San Gregorio farms over 300 hectares of vineyard, including 50ha of small vineyard plots growing Aglianico vines  over 150 years old. Aglianico specimens from Taurasi are among the most exciting vineyards in all of Irpinia. The most interesting vines have been codified and reproduced, and live on in the new “Dal Re” Aglianico vineyard in Taurasi. The Old Vine Hero Awards 2024 | The Old Vine Conference

AROMAS AND FLAVOURS ♥️ Feudi di San Gregorio in Irpinia, in Italy’s Campania region, has been honouring diverse regional grape varieties and promoting Italian winemaking. But beyond its exceptional range of pructs, Feudi also stands out for its embrace of art, design, and architecture. Since 2009, owner Antonio Capaldo has been leading the winery’s transformation, which has resonated throughout the country’s wine scene and globally. A fusion of traditional practices, modern innovation, and artistic expression. Tour Feudi di San Gregorio, a vineyard in Campania, Italy, where wine meets design | Wallpaper

 WHAT MADE THE 2021 GROWING SEASON IN IRPINIA SO REMARKABLE? "Strong temperature gap between day and night. This allowed a slow and progressive maturation of the grape. The wines reflect this, they reached their balance rapidly and show a great potential of longevity. I believe the balance of these wines is the real key of their quality.” Antonio Capaldo, proprietor of Feudi di San Gregorio, an Irpinian producer well-known for their excellent offerings of Greco di Tufo and Fiano di Avellino (among other wines), comments.” Outstanding White Wines From Campania From The 2021 Vintage | Forbes