Guido Marsella is a legend in Campania for his incredible patience, often waiting two full years before releasing his wine to ensure it moves past simple fruitiness into a complex, smoky maturity. Grown in volcanic soils at a staggering 800 meters above sea level, this Fiano offers a majestic structure and deep character that rivals the great white wines of the world. It is a bottle built with the same precision Guido once used in his family construction business, resulting in a white wine that is both powerful and capable of aging beautifully for decades. This is a truly special find for anyone who appreciates a white wine with real soul and a sense of history.
Tasting Notes
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Nose: A striking scent of smoky flint and toasted hazelnut followed by yellow wild flowers, dried lemon peel, and a touch of honeyed peach.
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Flavor: Dense and silky on the tongue, featuring bright citrus zest and a hint of sea salt balanced by a vibrant, refreshing acidity.
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Finish: Exceptionally long and dry with a lingering taste of green apple and a classic hint of bitter almond.
Details
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Region: Summonte, Campania, Italy
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Scores: 94 points - Wine-Searcher Critic Aggregate (2024 Vintage)
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Scores: 93 points - James Suckling (2022 Vintage)
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Scores: 92 points - Wine-Searcher Critic Aggregate (2021 Vintage)
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Scores: 95 points - CellarTracker Community (2025 Review)
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Scores: 91 points - James Suckling (2018 Vintage)
