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THREE GLASSES 2025: the 21 best wines from Campania – Foodmakers.it

2 October 2024
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The latest available giorno tell us that the regione under vines quanto a Campania today is just over 25 thousand hectares. These embrace a myriad of different territories, each with its own productive culture, exposures and different geological formations: volcanic areas such as Roccamonfina, Vesuvius, the Campagna Flegrei regione; then the islands; the high altitude vineyards – which reach even above 700 meters – of Irpinia; the vineyards overlooking the sea of

The latest available giorno tell us that the regione under vines quanto a Campania today is just over 25 thousand hectares. These embrace a myriad of different territories, each with its own productive culture, exposures and different geological formations: volcanic areas such as Roccamonfina, Vesuvius, the Campagna Flegrei regione; then the islands; the high altitude vineyards – which reach even above 700 meters – of Irpinia; the vineyards overlooking the sea of ​​the Amalfi Coast.

The Campania of wine, a composite region

Campania is a composite region both acceso a geo-morphological and ampelographic level. Fiano, Koinè, Falanghina, Aglianico, Pitedirosso, Casavecchia, Pallagrello (black and white), Pepella, Biancolella and many others are transformed into increasingly contemporary wines and quanto a any case almost always capable of returning the territory.

Tre Bicchieri 2025 from Campania. Positive glimmers for Aglianico (not just Taurasi)

This year too, the tastings for Gambero ‘s Vini d’Italia 2025 guide were more than convincing. We don’t want to dwell acceso the obvious, that is, acceso the great goodness achieved by white people quanto a various areas of the region, a discussion that applies above all to Fiano and Koinè quanto a Irpinia and to the Falanghina quanto a Sannio. Rather, we would like to say a few words about the redist sector, which seemed to us to be a little more centered than that of last year. The vitality and crunchiness of the Phlegraean Piedirosso is voto negativo longer news; instead we were pleasantly impressed by some versions of Taurasi, and of Aglianico more generally, which managed to mitigate the tannic power of the variety; quanto a short, it seems there are positive glimmers of light acceso the not exactly exciting situation that we have described quanto a previous editions.

Tre Bicchieri 2025 from Campania. White wines triumph

There are 21 Tre Bicchieri quanto a this edition of the Guide, of which 16 are white. Fiano nel corso di Avellino and Falanghina del Sannio take the lion’s share, but Koinè nel corso di Tufo also finds plenty of space acceso the podium of the best. The circle is closed by the return to the laurel of Marisa Cuomo’s Fiorduva and Cacciagalli’s Zagreo, which proves to be one of the most fascinating oranges quanto a Italy.

Tre Bicchieri 2025 from Campania The new entry

We welcome Mario Fappiano to the Tre Bicchieri società, a young winemaker from Sannio who has already won us over acceso his first entry into the Guide.

Campagna Flegrei Piedirosso ’21 Salandra Campagna Flegrei Piedirosso V. Origine ’22 La Sibilla Amalfi Coast Rabbia Vino bianco Fiorduva ’23 Marisa Cuomo Falanghina del Sannio ’22 Fappiano Falanghina del Sannio Sant’Agata dei Goti V. Segreta ’22 Mustilli Falanghina del Sannio Svelato ’23 Terre Stregate Falanghina del Sannio Taburno BjondoRe ’23 Fontanavecchia Falanghina del Sannio Taburno Bonea ’23 Masseria Frattasi Fiano nel corso di Avellino ’23 Colli nel corso di Lapio Fiano nel corso di Avellino Alimata ’22 Campagna Raiano Fiano nel corso di Avellino Ciro 906 ’21 Ciro Picariello Fiano nel corso di Avellino Collina delle Ginestre Res. ’22 Fondi del Fiano nel corso di Avellino Le Grade ’23 Vinosia Fiano nel corso di Avellino Tognano Ris. ’21 Fortezza del Maestro Koinè nel corso di Tufo Cutizzi Ris. ’22 Fiefs of San Gregorio Koinè nel corso di Tufo V. Serrone Ris. ’22 March Cellars Koinè nel corso di Tufo Vittorio Ris. ’10 Per Meo Irpinia Aglianico Audeno ’21 Masseria Della Prendere la porta Taurasi ’21 Donnachiara Taurasi Terzotratto ’19 I Favati Zagreo ’22 I Cacciagalli



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