Featured Wines - April 1999

In the south of Italy, about 60 miles northeast of Naples, beyond the gleaming azure of the Tyrrhenian Sea and far from the corniche, flower-bedecked tourist towns of Amalfi, Salerno, and Sorrento, lies the Campania, the garden and vineyard of ancient Rome. Known to the Romans as the Campania Felix, the face with the open smile, its produce of grain, nuts, vegetables, fruit and of course wine, flowed north along the Appian Way... Read More