Gift Box of 6 Campanian wines in an elegant wooden box

Gift box of 3 Campanian Wines in an elegant wooden box branded.

2 bottles of Taurasi DOCG "Appia Antica" of Cantine Riccio

Cantina Riccio's Taurasi DOCG wine has an intense ruby red colour with garnet hues. To the nose, it provides a broad and complex bouquet, intense, with spicy hints of pepper and nutmeg and elegant balsamic nuances that blend with sensations of ripe plum and liquorice and coffee. The taste is warm, fat, opulent, but also extremely fresh and savoury, with a dense tannic texture. The tasting leaves a long memory of ripe fruit and roasting in the mouth. A wine of great character, to accompany game and noble game, to great mature cheeses.

1 bottle of Lacryma Christi "Cratere" Bianco del Vesuvio by Le Lune del Vesuvio

The wine Lacryma Christi "Cratere" Bianco del Vesuvio by Le Lune del Vesuvio has a more or less intense ruby red colour with garnet reflections that appear with ageing, to the nose it offers a very complex bouquet of ripe fruit, such as the typical cherry of the territory, but with great evidence of plum, mulberry, violet and a light note of liquorice. The tasting leaves in the mouth a fresh taste, soft, of excellent structure, with fine tannins and fruity aromas already evident in the nose.

1 bottle of Lacryma Christi "Cratere" Rossa del Vesuvio by Le Lune del Vesuvio

The wine Lacryma Christi "Cratere" Bianco del Vesuvio by Le Lune del Vesuvio has a more or less intense ruby red colour with garnet red reflections which appear with ageing, to the nose it offers a very complex bouquet of ripe fruit, such as the typical cherry of the territory, but with great evidence of plum, mulberry, violet and a light note of liquorice. The tasting leaves in the mouth a fresh taste, soft, of excellent structure, with fine tannins and fruity aromas already evident in the nose.

1 bottle of Aglianico Irpina by Mastrodonbernardino

The Irpinian territory owes its peculiarities to the particular pedoclimatic condition, which is also affected by the volcanic influence of Vesuvius, suitable for the cultivation of native vines, among which Aglianico stands out for its diffusion and quality.

1 bottle of Fiano di Avellino by Mastrodonbernardino

The Fiano is a vine from the ancient origins that go up again to the Roman epoch, a period in which such vine was known as Vitis Apiana for the sweetness of its grapes so much appreciate to the bees. After the difficult period of the 1960s, when there was a risk of losing the province's ancient wine-growing heritage, Antonio Mastroberardino's stubborn action brought Fiano back to the forefront of the Avellino province, arousing interest in its cultivation outside the region too.