Greco

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Greco is an ancient Campanian white of Greek origin, most famous as Greco di Tufo. Structured and mineral, it gives wines of peach, citrus, green apple and a distinctive sulphur-and-flint minerality from the volcanic 'tufo' soils, with firm acidity and a faintly grippy, almost tannic texture. One of southern Italy's most serious and age-worthy whites.

Structure

BodyGreco's thick skins and structure give it an almost phenolic grip unusual in white wine. Grown on the sulphurous volcanic tufa around Tufo, it shows pronounced minerality. Its acidity and structure allow it to age and to handle richer foods than most whites.
AcidityHigh, firm.
TanninNone (white), but with a phenolic grip.
FinishLong and mineral, with peach, citrus and flint.
AromaPeach, citrus, green apple, flint and white flowers.

Serving: 10–12°C (50–54°F). · Decanting: Brief airing for premium bottlings.

Greco drinking window

TierDrinking window
EverydayDrink within 1–3 years.
Greco di TufoBest 3–8 years.
Top single-vineyard6–12 years.
VintageDrinking window
2020Drinking well now.
2022Drink now to 2029.
2023Drink now to 2030.

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Greco — questions answered

What makes Greco di Tufo distinctive?

The sulphurous volcanic tufa soils give it a flinty, mineral character and firm structure unusual among Italian whites.

Why does Greco feel almost tannic?

Its thick skins lend a phenolic grip and texture rare in white wine, giving it more structure and food versatility.

Does Greco age?

Yes — its acidity and structure let top Greco di Tufo age 6–12 years, gaining mineral complexity.

What food pairs with Greco?

Grilled seafood, shellfish and richer fish dishes match its minerality and structure.