Sirica, a red grape variety almost lost but recently re-discovered

At Campania Wines we like to champion our wines (naturally), and are proud of the heritage each grape variety has: its history, the way that the wines pair perfectly with the local cuisine, and the uniqueness of each grape variety that is fascinating and sometimes frustrating to those who…

Donna Elvira certified AWEsome!

We at Campania Wines are very excited to inform you that one of the wines we list, (on campaniawines.co.uk) Donna Elvira, Settemazze Aglianico 2018 has been selected by the AWE, Association of Wine Educators for the 100 AWEsome wines award for 2022. So, I hear some of you ask,…

Positively Positano

We at Campania Wines are looking forward to a few weeks on the Amalfi Coast later this year, sipping an after dinner limoncello, and taking in the breath taking views of Positano and Ravello. If you are not able to visit the Amalfi Coast this year, then let the…

Alberti Strega Panettone

Buon Natale! And how to avoid that sinking feeling… Christmas: a time to eat, drink and…be heavier? One of the culprits, let’s face it, is a traditional British Christmas cake. Delicious though it can be, for some people it’s not a sweetmeat of choice after a large turkey dinner,…

Pàtrimo- A Wine Born By Chance

Cultivated in Italy since the late nineteenth century, Merlot has adapted to different soils and climates, showing a versatile personality, sometimes with surprising results. Pàtrimo was a wine born by chance because no one knew there were Merlot vines in Irpinia. The story began with an old supplier that…

Everything’s coming up rosés!

Long summer days and sultry summer nights ahead (We’re always optimistic at Campania Wines!) and our minds turn to rosé wines or rosato, to be strictly Italian.  What could be more perfect for a lazy lunch or soporific supper in the garden? The exciting news is that, if it’s…

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