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Campania Wines | Prices, Types & Reviews

Written By: Brian Freedman on Wednesday, January 24, 2007
Campania is much more well-known for its tourism than for its wines. Which is not to say that the wines of Campania are not good: Rather, there are some very nice wines being made in this region, including Primitivo, which is produced from the ancestor of that most famous California grape, Zinfandel, and Greco di Tufo, a charming white wine...read more
 

Puglia: A Few Of My Favorites

Written By: Dylan York on Tuesday, April 1, 2008

A useful crash course on Puglia, of Southern Italy.

Today I have to catch up on my research into southern Italy and the bookmark lead me to Apulia, also known as Puglia. The area is located on the back heel of the boot and is home to twenty-five DOCs and six IGT zones. Like many of the growing regions of the south, there are only a handful of areas that produce quality wines. The two main...read more
 

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Telaro Falanghina Vendemmia Tardiva 2004

Written By: Brian Freedman on Friday, September 7, 2007

This ain’t your girlfriend’s sauvignon bland. Nor is it your wine-snob friend’s single-vineyard Sonoma chardonnay. No, this fabulously interesting white wine is in a class all its own, not likely to jump out at you from the store shelves and far from the type of white you’ll likely want to drink every day. But once in a while we all need a...

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Campania

Written By: Brian Freedman on Friday, September 7, 2007

Once you get away from the more well-known wine-producing regions of Italy—Tuscany, Piedmont, Umbria to a certain extent—there is an entire universe left to explore. And while the wines may not have the same cache as their more famous counterparts, they are often some of the most interesting, idiosyncratic in the entire country—if not the...

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