San Salvatore 1988

San Salvatore 1988 is a wine producer based in Campania, southern Italy, working primarily within the Campania IGT and Fiano Paestum IGT appellations. The estate focuses on white wine production, utilizing indigenous Campanian grape varieties that have been cultivated in this volcanic region for centuries.

Campania's winemaking tradition benefits from the region's volcanic soils, particularly around Mount Vesuvius and the ancient Greek settlements along the coast. The area is renowned for its indigenous white varieties like Fiano, Falanghina, and Greco, which produce wines with distinctive mineral character and aromatic intensity. These grapes thrive in the Mediterranean climate and volcanic terroir, often yielding wines with notable acidity and complex flavor profiles.

San Salvatore 1988's current range demonstrates their commitment to showcasing Campania's native varieties, with bottlings of Fiano, Falanghina, and Greco forming the core of their white wine production. They also produce a rosato from Aglianico, the region's most important red grape variety, which adds versatility to their portfolio while maintaining focus on indigenous Campanian viticulture.