Pallagrello Nero

Alois is a boutique producer based in Pontelatone in the Caserta province of Campania. The estate is best known for producing wines from grape varieties local to the volcanic soils of the area. The white Pallagrello Bianco is widely regarded amongst Italian wine enthusiasts, and there is growing excitement around the red Casavecchia grape from the little known DOC territory of Casavecchia di Pontelatone.

In 2003 Andrea Granito acquired vineyard in the Trebulani mountains in the Southern Italian province of Caserta. The local varieties of Pallagrello Bianco and Casavecchia were planted.

Terre del Principe is a small producer in Campania. Perhaps best known for the production of wines from the rare Pallagrello Bianco and Pallagrello Nero varieties.

Calatia is a small winery based in the province of Caserta in the north of Campania producing certified organic wines from local grapes such as Pallagrello Bianco, Pallagrello Nero and Casavecchia.

Nanni Copè was one of Italy’s cult wine producers. Giovanni Ascione’s wines from the Terre del Volturno appellation close to Caserta in Campania won the hearts of wine lovers with ethereal expressions of local grapes such as Pallagrello Nero and Casavecchia. His last wines were from the 2017 vintage.

Azienda Agricola Vestini Campagnano is one of the pioneers of winemaking with the Casavecchia grape.

Masseria Piccirillo is a small estate near Caserta in Campania specialising in local grapes such as Pallagrello Nero and Casavecchia grapes.