The important point of reference for wine from Campania in Irpinia: between history and modernity.

An exceptionally important winery, for some synonymous with Campania and its unique charm, the Mastroberardino family's winery has always been able to combine technique and passion, large numbers and quality, innovation and tradition. A company whose registration in the register of companies in the province of Avellino dates back as far as 1878, and which since then has protected and divulged the great values of the Irpinian territory without ever giving in to the trends and fashions of the moment, and indeed, continuing along the path traced by its founders.
The company's historic headquarters are located in Atripalda, in the province of Avellino, in the heart of Campania's most important appellations such as Greco di Tufo, Fiano di Avellino and Taurasi, but the more than two hundred hectares under vine are scattered throughout some of the region's most vocated wine-growing areas. In fact, Mastroberardino can boast the consistently excellent production of all the most important grape varieties in Campania, from Aglianico to Fiano and Greco, from Falanghina to Piedirosso and Coda di Volpe. Varieties capable of producing wines of great depth even many years later. In the vineyard, for some time now the management has taken into account all the most significant aspects for the assessment of environmental impact and for the implementation of a conduction as sustainable as possible, so that absolutely biocompatible products are used between the rows, and for some years now a research project has been underway to select the best indigenous yeasts for the estate's grapes. In the cellar, just as much rigour and scrupulousness are reserved for each production step, from vinification to bottling and ageing.
This is where the wines labelled 'Mastroberardino' come from, i.e. unique and inimitable bottles, from the 'Radici' to the 'Vintage' line, up to the Rosati and Passiti, passing through the Lacryma Christi del Vesuvio and the distillates.