Fiano is the principal grape of Fiano di Avellino DOCG, a white wine denomination with a defined area in Avellino province.
The Irpinian denomination offers a named Italian setting for the grape.
Fiano is the principal grape of Fiano di Avellino. Its hill territory includes varied ground: volcanic ash and pumice, clay, marl and limestone occur in different areas. Vineyards occupy the belt between mountain groups to the west and east. This geographical variety provides a useful introduction to Fiano through a specifically defined Campanian wine.
Fiano di Avellino’s grape zone covers the listed municipalities in Avellino province, including Avellino, Lapio, Montefredane and Montefalcione.
Campania
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