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Here is an interesting wine from Campania with a bigger, broader build and alluring notes of melon, white stone, peach, vanilla and almond. It’s full-flavored and creamy, almost thick, in the mouth. 1 Note
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There’s a sour, brambly note of white cherry or wild berry here that is characteristic of Piedirosso, a native variety of Campania. The wine is naturally thin in structure and persistency and makes the perfect match to Neapolitan pizza al forno. 1 Note
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Next time you’re looking for a fresh Italian white to pair with your favorite foods, try the little-known Coda di Volpe (“tail of the fox”) grape that makes its home under the shadow of Mt. Vesuvius. This expression offers citrus, peach and pear aromas. 1 Note
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This luminous Lacryma Christi opens with bright aromas of citrus, pear, stone fruit and shows slight hints of vanilla and pine nut as well. It sits tight on the palate thanks to its crispness and tonic firmness. 1 Note
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Slightly oxidized aromas of butterscotch and caramel follow mature fruit tones of melon, apricot and yellow peach. The wine is silky and fine on the close. 1 Note
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Here’s a bright and fruit-forward red wine from Mt. Vesuvius that offers lively notes of cherry, mature raspberry, spice and almond paste. It’s a no-fuss wine that drinks easily and quickly. 1 Note
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Slightly muddled at first, this wine needs a few minutes to open in the glass. It slowly reveals aromas of dark spice, prune and plum. In the mouth there are sour cherry flavors and tight tannins. 1 Note
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A luminous, golden color sets the stage of this Coda di Volpe-based wine from Campania, with its subdued tones of pear, Golden Delicious apple and white stone. There’s a playful touch of sweetness in the mouth backed by fresh citrus and white minerals. 1 Note
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This is a traditional wine from Campania (named after the “tears of Christ”) that exhibits good dimension and personality despite a lightweight feel and texture. You’ll get crisp tones of berry fruit, spice and natural rubber. 1 Note
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Mastroberardino, Lacryma Christi del Vesuvio Bianco - 2008 - 2008
