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Experience authentic Italian wines at Feudi di San Gregorio with guided tours, tastings, and regional foods. Discover the flavors of Campania in style.
Exploring Italy’s renowned wine regions often means visiting iconic vineyards, and Feudi di San Gregorio in Campania certainly lives up to its reputation. This winery offers a variety of tasting experiences that allow visitors to get a genuine taste of the local terroir, its history, and its wines—all in a beautifully set setting that is as educational as it is enjoyable. Whether you’re a seasoned wine enthusiast or simply curious about Italian wines, this tour is designed to give you a deeper appreciation of the region’s best offerings.
One of the standout features of this experience is the diversity in tasting options. With three different itineraries—ranging from sensory journeys to exclusive rarities—you can pick the one that matches your curiosity or palate. We particularly loved the opportunity to sample limited-edition wines and learn about how the local land shapes each bottle. That said, travelers should note that the tours are about 1.5 to 2 hours long, so they fit well into a day of sightseeing but might be a bit quick for those wanting a more in-depth exploration.
This experience is ideal for wine lovers, foodies, or those simply wanting to add a touch of authentic Italian culture to their trip. Keep in mind that the activity is not suitable for children under 10, pregnant women, or wheelchair users, which is worth considering for accessibility. Overall, if you’re looking for a well-rounded, educational, and tasting-filled outing in Campania, Feudi di San Gregorio delivers.


Feudi di San Gregorio is located in the scenic region of Campania, a territory famed for its vibrant wines and culinary traditions. The winery’s facilities are modern yet hold an authentic charm that makes the experience feel both professional and welcoming. As you arrive, the crisp air and lush vineyard views immediately set the scene for a memorable day.
Each tour begins with a walk through the winery’s cellar, where you get a firsthand look at the winemaking process. The guides, often bilingual in English and Italian, are enthusiastic and knowledgeable, sharing insights about the estate’s history, the vineyards’ characteristics, and the winemaking techniques employed. For example, during the “Winevisionary” tour, visitors are taken through a journey of the estate’s most evocative places, culminating in a sensory tasting of iconic wines that truly express the terroir.
The Winevisionary experience stands out because of its immersive approach. It combines a guided tasting of four labels from Tenute Capaldo, with a focus on the estate’s most evocative wines. The tasting is paired with local bread, breadsticks, and estate-produced olive oil, which enhances the appreciation of the wines’ flavors.
The FeudiStudi line offers a different perspective—focusing on wines that are limited editions or born from historical stories. These bottles are often rare, and the guides explain how they reflect the knowledge of Pierpaolo Sirch and the specific vineyards they hail from. If you’re interested in small-batch or unique wines, this tasting provides a glimpse into the winery’s innovative side.
The Rarity tour is perfect for those wanting to explore historic vintages and authentic rarities. With seven exclusive labels on show, this tasting feels like a treasure hunt for enthusiasts eager to discover the most exceptional expressions of Feudi di San Gregorio’s production. The private setting in the winery’s charming cellar adds to the intimacy and special feel of this experience.
Each tasting is thoughtfully paired with local breads, breadsticks, and estate olive oil, which emphasizes the connection between wine and regional cuisine. The estate’s Mister O’ olive oil is a highlight, often praised for its high quality and balanced flavor profile. If you request vegetarian or gluten-free options, the staff are accommodating, making this experience accessible for different dietary needs.
The tours last approximately 1.5 to 2 hours, which is enough to enjoy the wines without feeling rushed. Private groups are available, allowing for a more personalized experience, and the tours are conducted in small groups to foster interaction and tailored insights.
Transportation to and from the winery is not included, so it’s best to plan your route in advance—whether you’re driving or booking a transfer. The experience is suitable for adults but not for children under 10, pregnant women, or those with mobility concerns, as the environment involves some walking through winery areas.
While the prices vary depending on the chosen experience, the value lies in the combination of guided education, regional tastings, and local food pairings. For wine enthusiasts eager to deepen their understanding of Campanian wines, this is a worthwhile investment, especially considering the inclusion of exclusive labels and vintage wines.

If you’re looking for a genuine insight into Italian winemaking, appreciate regional culinary pairings, or simply want a relaxing yet educational activity, this tour ticks all the boxes. It’s particularly suited for those who enjoy guided tastings and learning about the stories behind the wines. However, if you prefer large-group, self-guided, or very casual tasting experiences, you might find this tour more structured than you prefer.

Feudi di San Gregorio’s wine tasting experience offers a well-rounded introduction to one of Italy’s finest wine regions. It balances educational content with the pleasure of tasting exceptional wines, complemented by regional foods that showcase Alta Irpinia’s culinary heritage. The three options provide flexibility—whether you want a sensory journey, explore limited-edition wines, or discover rare vintages, there’s a tailored experience for you.
Because of the knowledgeable guides and the focus on authentic regional flavors, this experience is ideal for wine lovers who want to deepen their understanding of Campanian wines without feeling overwhelmed. It’s also a great choice for anyone looking to enrich their Italy trip with a taste of local tradition and craftsmanship. Just remember to plan your transportation ahead of time and be prepared for a relaxed, sensory-filled outing that will leave you with both knowledge and a well-rounded appreciation of Italian wine.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes, booking ahead is recommended to secure your preferred date and experience, especially during peak seasons. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
What’s included in the tour?
The tour includes a guided visit to the cellar and a tasting of selected wines, with options to choose from three different experience types.
Are there food options available?
Yes, each tasting is paired with typical local products like bread, breadsticks, and estate olive oil. Vegetarian and gluten-free options are available upon request.
Is transportation included?
No, transportation to and from the winery is not included. Plan accordingly to arrive at or depart from the estate comfortably.
Can I visit with children or pregnant women?
The experience is not suitable for children under 10 or pregnant women, due to the nature of the tasting and environment.
Is the experience suitable for wheelchair users?
It’s not specified, but as some walking and winery environment are involved, mobility considerations should be checked in advance.
How long does the tour last?
Expect the experience to take approximately 1.5 to 2 hours, making it a perfect addition to a day of sightseeing without taking up too much time.