More about the 2022 Feudi di San Gregorio Cutizzi Greco di Tufo: High in the hills of Campania, where ancient volcanic soils whisper of centuries past, the 2022 Feudi di San Gregorio Cutizzi Greco di Tufo emerges as a luminous expression of southern Italy’s white wine tradition. Grown in the mineral-rich vineyards of Santa Paolina, at elevations reaching 600 meters, the Greco grapes benefit from cool mountain breezes and striking diurnal temperature shifts. The result is fruit with vivid aromatics and natural tension—grapes that seem to carry the breath of the Apennines and the fire of Vesuvius in equal measure. Vinified entirely in stainless steel to preserve purity and detail, the wine spends several months on its fine lees, gaining both textural richness and a touch of savory depth. Aromatically, it opens with a perfume of white peach, green apple, and lemon zest, woven with wild herbs and flinty minerality. On the palate, Cutizzi is taut and focused—fresh citrus and orchard fruit wrapped around a spine of saline minerality and subtle almond. The finish is long and mouthwatering, marked by a clarity and cut that speaks not of excess, but of elegance and restraint. What makes the 2022 Cutizzi unforgettable is its ability to feel both ancient and immediate. It channels the soul of Greco di Tufo—a grape once revered by the Romans—yet wears its heritage with grace and precision. This is not a wine of flamboyance, but of inner tension and quiet authority, a white that can hold its own at the table or in the cellar. For those seeking the heartbeat of Campania in its most refined form, Cutizzi offers it in every shimmering glass.