Is located on the Italian Peninsula in South Western Italy. Its name derives from Latin "Campania Felix" meaning fertile land. Ancient vineyards have been revitalized. In 1996, the Italian government invited Mastroberardino, a leading producer in the region's wine industry, to replant the ancient Pompeiian vineyards. The names of the Campanian grapes have some historical legend attached to them. The most popular white Italian wines are Grego di Tufo, Falanghina, Fiano and as for the red wines, the prestigious Taurasi and Lacryma Christi Red.

Mastroberardino