Feudi di San Gregorio — Irpinia’s Modern Renaissance

Located in Sorbo Serpico, in the heart of Irpinia (Campania), Feudi di San Gregorio has led the resurgence of Southern Italian wine since 1986. Its mission: to showcase native grape varieties—Aglianico, Fiano, Greco di Tufo, Falanghina—through a modern and sustainable approach.

Philosophy and vision

Born in the aftermath of regional rebuilding, the estate embraces both innovation and tradition. Its 300+ hectares span over hundreds of parcels at varied altitudes, allowing precise terroir expression. The winemaking focuses on balance, purity, and authenticity.

Feudi di San Gregorio is also a certified B Corp, committed to sustainability, biodiversity, and community engagement.

Architecture and sense of place

The strikingly modern winery is partially underground and topped with a panoramic gourmet restaurant, symbolizing the fusion of wine, design, and hospitality. The estate offers an immersive visitor experience, combining wine, culture, and architecture.

Key wines

• Serpico: flagship red from ancient pre-phylloxera Aglianico vines; bold, structured, elegant, with great aging potential.

• Taurasi Riserva "Piano di Montevergine": classic, powerful and long-lasting Aglianico.

• Patrimo: pure Merlot, rich, dense, and smooth.

• Pietracalda: mineral and floral Fiano di Avellino.

• Cutizzi: expressive, vibrant Greco di Tufo.

• Campanaro: unique white blend of Greco and Fiano.

• Sirica: rare red from a rediscovered native grape, elegant and spicy.

Style

Feudi’s wines are precise, expressive, and balanced. The reds are structured with freshness and spice, while the whites are refined, mineral, and age-worthy.

A benchmark in Southern Italy

Feudi di San Gregorio has become a symbol of Southern Italy’s winemaking revival. With a strong international reputation, innovative practices, and a clear identity, the estate has redefined what Campania’s wines can be—local in roots, global in reach.