Tenute Capaldo
In the heart of Irpinia, among the green hills of the province of Avellino, the Tenute Capaldo project takes shape, born from the vision of Antonio Capaldo, president of Feudi di San Gregorio. This ambitious journey begins with the goal of enhancing the native grape varieties of Campania and, subsequently, exploring new wine regions in Italy with the same philosophy. Tenute Capaldo is now a widespread reality, present in some of the most vocated territories of the peninsula, from Etna to the Eastern Hills of Friuli, passing through Tuscany, Basilicata, and Puglia. In each of these areas, independent production facilities have been created, united by shared values such as territorial respect, sustainability, and a long-term enological vision. In Campania, this project has its deepest roots, with labels that tell the richness and personality of Irpinia, always a cradle of great wines.
ideal conditions for cultivating varieties such as Fiano and Aglianico, undisputed protagonists of Campanian viticulture. The vineyards are managed with artisanal care and a scientific approach, in a perfect balance between tradition and innovation. The company, in fact, pursues low-impact agricultural practices and has experimented, with the Basilisco winery, rigorous organic protocols that confirm a strong commitment to sustainability. In the winery, vinification respects the identity of the grapes, using modern but non-invasive technologies, to create elegant, long-lived wines that are strongly linked to their natural context. Each label is born with the intent to preserve the memory of the territory and project it into the future.
Tenute Capaldo is also synonymous with territorial plurality: in Tuscany, in Bolgheri, the project materializes in Campo alle Comete, while in Sicily, at the foot of Etna, the Fedegraziani winery brings to life mineral and intense wines. In Eastern Friuli, with Sirch, and in Basilicata, with Basilisco, the search for excellence continues in complex and fascinating territories. There is no lack of
In the heart of Irpinia, among the green hills of the province of Avellino, the Tenute Capaldo project takes shape, born from the vision of Antonio Capaldo, president of Feudi di San Gregorio. This ambitious journey begins with the goal of enhancing the native grape varieties of Campania and, subsequently, exploring new wine regions in Italy with the same philosophy. Tenute Capaldo is now a widespread reality, present in some of the most vocated territories of the peninsula, from Etna to the Eastern Hills of Friuli, passing through Tuscany, Basilicata, and Puglia. In each of these areas, independent production facilities have been created, united by shared values such as territorial respect, sustainability, and a long-term enological vision. In Campania, this project has its deepest roots, with labels that tell the richness and personality of Irpinia, always a cradle of great wines.
ideal conditions for cultivating varieties such as Fiano and Aglianico, undisputed protagonists of Campanian viticulture. The vineyards are managed with artisanal care and a scientific approach, in a perfect balance between tradition and innovation. The company, in fact, pursues low-impact agricultural practices and has experimented, with the Basilisco winery, rigorous organic protocols that confirm a strong commitment to sustainability. In the winery, vinification respects the identity of the grapes, using modern but non-invasive technologies, to create elegant, long-lived wines that are strongly linked to their natural context. Each label is born with the intent to preserve the memory of the territory and project it into the future.
Tenute Capaldo is also synonymous with territorial plurality: in Tuscany, in Bolgheri, the project materializes in Campo alle Comete, while in Sicily, at the foot of Etna, the Fedegraziani winery brings to life mineral and intense wines. In Eastern Friuli, with Sirch, and in Basilicata, with Basilisco, the search for excellence continues in complex and fascinating territories. There is no lack of
