Although traditionally Campania has not been thought of as a home for fine Italian wines, throughout the last couple of decades there has been a dynamic resurgence in its wines and distinctive wines have been crafted in many provinces.
Wines from the region have often been intended for immediate consumption, this led many wine fanatics to consider the local wines as second-class products. A handful of winemakers have recently been pro-actively producing wide arrays of notable reds and whites that have acquired national respect with many of these wines are lively and full of youthful fruit.
The region is home to many interesting native varieties, amongst the most important, we have the Aglianico, Falanghina and Greco. Both red and white wines are now being grown by large and family-owned wineries alike.
