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In 1647, Scipione di Marzo was the first to plant a vine of the Greco grape in his vineyard in Tufo. Over the centuries, the Greco di Tufo has become one of the most characteristic white wines of Italy.
Campania is the southern Italian wine region, near Naples on the coast. Wines are made from characteristic grapes such as Aglianico and Greco di Tufo. They grow on volcanic slopes of Vesuvius. But also on beautiful islands such as Capri and Ischia. Campania was the most important wine region of the Roman Empire. An achievement that the winemakers would like to match again.
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