In Italy there is always a lot of talk about the massive expressions of Barolo, Barbaresco and Amarone in the North, Chianti Classsico, Brunello etc in the centre. When we are talking pure drinking pleasure at affordable prices, the South is where it's at a Campania is really coming up. I love these wines from Casino Nutti.
These are indigenous white varieties. Falanghina is the signature white of the region, and it is essentially only grown there, a dry white bursting with citrus and passion fruits. Fiano is also super rare and mostly only found there, its a dry white with a very savoury texture, while Greco di Tufo is like a mixture between the 2. Along with those 3 are 3 bottles of the Aglianico, a smoky, robust red known as the King of the South.
