The best months to explore wineries in Campania are April to June and September to October. These periods are characterised by mild temperatures and a very soft breeze. Also, in Spring and Autumn, cities and villages around Campania are way less crowded compared to summer months. 

However, due the region’s geographical position and favourable climate, wineries in Campania can be visited all year-round.

Wineries in Campania:
– Have strong historical links to their wine and vines
– Are managed by respected and experienced  winemaker
– Have showcase great vineyard management, harvesting methods and cellar techniques
– Offer amazing views of Neapolitan Apennines, Mount Vesuvius or the Tyrrhenian Sea. 

Visiting wineries in Campania will open a whole new book of winemaking techniques, philosophies with their great history and rich culture.

Wineries in Campania offer a series of high-quality facilities and services that will make your trip very pleasant. Most wineries in Campania have reduced mobility access for everyone to join the wine tastings and tours and have parking spaces specifically for busses. Many wineries allow pet owners to bring their animals and others offer activities for kids.

A lot of wineries in Campania offer accommodation services (such as Sorrentino Vesuvio or Cantina del Barone), and many have a restaurant (La Molara or Tenuta Leonardo). In some cases they have both.

Plus, wineries in Campania have their own well-equipped tasting room and offer guided tours where you can learn first hand what makes wines from Campania and the Aglianico grapes so special. Use the details from our website as the basis to plan your next trip to wineries in Campania.

Grapes have been grown in the fertile soil of Campania since ancient times. The most famous and popular indigenous red grape is Aglianico.

Other grape varietals grown by wineries in Campania are:

• Fiano
• Greco
• Greco Nero
• Falanghina

Here are some useful language tips that might help you during your visit in wineries in Campania:

• Wine = Vino
• Winery = Cantina
• Vineyard = Vigneto
• Vine = Vigna
• Red Wine = Vino Rosso
• White Wine = Vino Bianco
• Prosecco is always Prosecco!
• Wine Route = Strada del Vino
• Wine Tasting = Degustazioni di Vino
• Cheers! = Cin Cin! or Salute!

Naples has its very own dialect that is full of unique expressions. For example, a nice way of saying cheers is Aiza, aiza, aiza/ acala, acala, acala/ accosta, accosta, accosta, â saluta nosta! (Up, up, up/ down, down, down/ closer, closer, closer/ cheers to us!)

These are the best wineries to visit in Campania:

• D’Antiche Terre
• Mastroberardino
• Vigna Villae In Taurasi
• Le Vigne Di Raito

These wineries in Campania have restaurants:

• Le Masciare
• Colli Di Castelfranci
• Villa Raiano
• Cantina Del Barone

These wineries in Campania have accommodation:

• Contea De’ Altavilla
• Villa Raiano
• Le Masciare
• Cantina Del Barone

Most of the wineries in Campania are located in the wine regions in the countryside. The best way to prepare a visit to a winery in Campania is to book your visit in advance on our website.

The best wineries to visit during your holiday or vacation to Campania are:

• Contea De’ Altavilla
• D’Antiche Terre
• Sorrentino Vesuvio
• Villa Raiano

These wineries in Campania have cellar door sales:

• Cantina Del Barone
• Cantina Del Vesuvio Winery
• Contea De’ Altavilla
• D’Antiche Terre

These wineries in Campania are open to the public with booking in advance:

• Tenuta Leonardo
• Azienda Calafe’ Di Petrillo
• D’Antiche Terre
• La Molara

This is our selection of small & boutique wineries in Campania that you can visit:

• Contea De’ Altavilla
• Le Vigne Di Raito
• Cantine Dell’angelo
• Stefania Barbot

These are the best family wineries in Campania that you can visit:

• Contea De’ Altavilla
• Tenuta Mainardi
• Sorrentino Vesuvio
• Torre A Oriente

Use our interactive Campania winery map to browse wineries near Napoli, Caserta or Benevento.