Fiano Wines

Experience the perfect pairing for a romantic dinner set for two. Share a glass of Fiano wine amidst intimate conversation. Descending as far back as the ancient Romans, the Fiano grape is native to Naples. Sit back and enjoy a bottle of this crisp full-bodied white. With a little age Fiano wine takes on impressive oxidative qualities which may ignite the need for more.

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The Fiano wines of the Campania region of Italy have an intense flavour and aroma with honey tones. These honey tones evolve into deeper nutty and spicy tones as the wines age. Modern winemaking techniques have improved the flavours of this wine and limited the amount of oxidation that was a hallmark of older vintages. The wines of today have a distinct weight on the tongue with notes of spice and honey. These wines are not the same as other wines from Italy and France. They have their own flavours and textures that make them stand apart from their wine cousins.

Many Fiano wines have names that some would recognize. These include Apiano, Fiore Mendillo, Latina Blanca, Latino, Minutola, and Santa Sofia. The amount of grapes coming out of these vineyards is a bit lower than many other types of wine. This means the amount of wines coming out of this region of Italy is lower than other wine varietals. These grapes are becoming popular in other areas of the world including Australia.

Fiano wines are crisp and dry. They work well with lighter dishes such as seafood and pasta. These wines have an energy that many wine lovers enjoy. The different tastes of Fiano wines are a refreshing change from the more common grapes. These grapes have their roots back into the oldest grapes that date back to the Roman Empire. The methods used to handle these grapes have evolved to make the most of those flavours and the ancient heritage of these grapes.