Fiano di Avellino DOCG - Feudi di San Gregorio

Fiano di Avellino DOCG - Feudi di San GregorioThe Fiano di Avellino DOCG - Feudi di San Gregorio presents in the glass a clear, radiant straw yellow with fine, silvery reflections. Already with the first swirl, ripe fruit notes rise to the nose. Juicy pear, succulent peach and fresh lemon dominate the picture. Nuances of yellow apple, white blossoms and a hint of almond join in. The nose appears precise, clear and yet seductive. The combination of stone fruit, citrus zest and delicate spice gives the wine an elegant, almost saline tension. On the palate this dry white wine is straightforward and at the same time creamy. The dense fruit nestles against a fresh, lively acidity. This creates real drinkability and a fine pull on the palate. In the mouth, a multi-layered play of aromas unfolds, carried by fruit, spice and a light mineral note. The structure appears clear and well-defined, never heavy. The body is medium, with a delicate creaminess on the tongue. The ripe fruit reappears. Pear and peach are juicy, lemon and lime zest bring freshness and lightness. Accents of white blossoms, honey herb, fresh hazelnut and some herbal spice are added. The finish is long, salty and feels very precise. The typical varietal character of Fiano is expressed here in a stylish, modern form that delights lovers of characterful white wines. The aromas can easily be divided into the following layers: 1. Fruit: ripe pear, juicy peach, fresh lemon, a touch of lime and a hint of yellow apple. 2. Blossoms and herbs: white blossoms, linden blossom, chamomile, fine Mediterranean herbs, a hint of sage. 3. Spice and minerality: delicate almonds, fresh hazelnut, subtle smokiness, salty mineral note, hints of flint. The taste is dry, with clear fruit and precise acidity. The texture feels silky and firm. The fine phenolics provide structure and grip without dominating. The fruit expresses itself intensely, but never loudly. The mouthfeel is rounded, dense and at the same time taut. This balance of ripe fruit and fresh character makes the wine highly animating to drink. The aftertaste once again brings citrus, a touch of almond peel and a spicy, almost smoky mineral note. This makes the wine appear complex and at the same time clear. Fiano di Avellino DOCG - Feudi di San Gregorio is thus ideal for connoisseurs who seek freshness, depth and elegance in the glass. Particularly striking is the connection between aromatic richness and a cool, taut line. The acidity is lively and carries the fruit from the first sip to the final impression on the palate. Thanks to this structure, the wine is suitable both as an aperitif and as a universal food companion. The clear, bright color, the multi-layered nose and the long finish make the wine an exciting example of the stylistic character of Campania. The grapes are ripe and full of flavor. As a result, the wine gains density without losing its fresh character. Its origin in the hills around Avellino shapes the minerality and the salty, almost maritime pull on the palate. Over the course of enjoyment, the impression in the glass changes step by step. At the beginning, fresh lemon dominates, then pear and peach move into the foreground. As the temperature rises, nutty and herbal notes become increasingly clear. In this way, the wine never seems one-dimensional. Each sip brings new accents. The clean, clear vinification ensures that the typical Fiano aromas shine. Fiano di Avellino DOCG - Feudi di San Gregorio thus combines regional tradition with modern precision and offers a multi-layered yet easily accessible taste experience. Vinification of Fiano di Avellino DOCG from Feudi di San Gregorio The grapes for this wine come from selected sites in the hills of the province of Avellino in Campania. The soils consist of volcanic rock, limestone and clay. This mixture gives the vines vigor, minerality and good drainage. The Fiano vines grow at medium altitude. This creates an appealing interplay of warm days and cool nights. It promotes slow ripening, stable acidity and dense aroma development. Some of the vines are older and deeply rooted. This enables them to draw water and nutrients from deeper layers. The result is small, aromatic grapes with high concentration. Cultivation focuses on gentle work in the vineyard. Harvesting is usually carried out by hand in several passes. In this way, only ripe grapes are selected. The harvested fruit is brought to the cellar in small crates to avoid pressure and oxidation. There the grapes are carefully destemmed and gently pressed. A cool pre-clarification of the must ensures clarity and fine fruit. Fermentation then takes place in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks. The cool fermentation preserves the fresh fruit and the typical citrus and stone fruit aromas of Fiano. After fermentation, the wine matures for a few months on the fine lees. During this period, it is stirred regularly. This lends it more texture, fullness and depth. The lees bring notes of bread crust and nuts, but remain subtle. T...