The Irpinia is not only a geographical reality consists of 119 villages, liyng on the Appennino mountains in Southern Italy, but especially the natural habitat of a people with secular traditions.

The Irpini (people of Irpinia), and the wolf ( "hirpus", animal sacred to Mars, the God of war) carries the name and the pride. Irpinia's people are always been hard-working, simple and hospitable; their tenacity has made a large and fertile territory predominantly mountainous, with dense vegetation, thanks to rivers, streams, lakes and jumps of water, that wherever make living the landscape.

This land wild and lush, "green heart "of Campania, produces vines of excellence that are included among the aristocracy of Italian wine.

The peculiar winemaker vocation of the Iprinia is facilitated by an exceptional combination of air and light, which allows gradual maturation grapes, and a valuable wine production officially recognized.


Cold winters and hot summers ensure excellent vintages, moderate ventilation discourages the growth of mold and prevent the spread of pests. The sun promotes maturation of juices, for a final result in the bottle that have to be tasted.