Basilicata IGT Greco di Vitis in Vulture is a white wine of great character, born in the volcanic lands of Basilicata. A fine interpretation of the Greco grape variety, one of the oldest in southern Italy. The slopes of the extinct volcano Vulture are characterised by mineral-rich soils that give the wines produced here a beautiful structure and a distinct minerality. The vineyards, between 300 and 500 metres, enjoy good exposures and are kissed by cool mountain winds that create an ideal microclimate for growing quality grapes. The Greco here is harvested by hand, usually between September and October, when the grapes have reached the right ripeness. In the winery, vinification begins with a soft pressing of the grapes, followed by fermentation at a controlled temperature to preserve the fresh, fruity aromas of the variety. Once fermentation is complete, the wine is aged in steel, preserving the freshness and purity of the initial fruit. Brilliant straw yellow in colour, enhanced by delicate greenish reflections, the bouquet is complex and inviting on the nose, with aromas of tropical fruit, such as pineapple and mango, followed by light herbaceous notes that add a touch of freshness to the wine. In the mouth, it is fresh and mineral, with good acidity. The finish is long, with a pleasant return of fruity notes and a slight hint of bitter almond. It goes well with fish dishes such as grilled and fried meats, vegetable-based first courses and fresh cheeses.