Fiano
Fiano
Cielo e Terra 2023 Baccolo Bianco Puglia
Flowers, fresh white fruit and tropical fruit sit within an aromatic, clean profile. The texture is soft, the acidity refreshing and the overall character balanced. Chardonnay and Fiano form the blend, and the wine carries Puglia IGT classification. Its name refers to the fruit of Bacchus, and suggested pairings include grilled fish, chicken and spicy Asian dishes.
Miopasso 2018 Fiano Terre Siciliane IGP
Fresh floral notes and touches of honey accompany crisp citrus acidity. The palate is balanced and the wine may be served chilled as an aperitif or with seafood. Fiano grapes from Sicily are picked by hand, destemmed and softly pressed. Fermentation takes place between fourteen and sixteen degrees Celsius without malolactic fermentation, followed by time on fine lees and gentle filtration before bottling.
Rivera 2018 Scariazzo Fiano Puglia IGT
Drawn butter and yellow plum meet warm spice, stone fruit and citrus. White flowers appear alongside a full, mineral profile with good acidity. Made entirely from Fiano grown in Puglia, the wine carries thirteen-and-a-half percent alcohol. Fermentation takes place in stainless steel, with a small portion handled in new barrels. The palate is dry and rounded.
Pindarie 2025 Small Block Fiano
White peach and nectarine appear in a medium-bodied, dry profile. The palate is expressive and textural. Grapefruit and preserved lemon linger on the finish, with a vibrant line of acidity. Made entirely from Fiano, the wine comes from a single estate-grown vineyard in the Barossa Valley. The variety is grown on the Western Ridge, where the producer has matched it to a warm, dry climate. Alcohol is 12.5 percent.
Vigneti Tardis 2022 Mercoledì Fiano Paestum Bianco
Fiano grown on alluvial and clay soils is destemmed and macerated overnight. The juice is then pressed into stainless steel for fermentation and élevage. The wine is bottled unfined and unfiltered, with just over thirty parts per million of sulphur dioxide. The vines are in Campania, and the wine is classified as Paestum Bianco. The project began as a collaboration between a local grower and a British sommelier.
Cantina Giardino 2021 NA Vino Bianco
Golden orange in colour, the wine is dry and structured, with floral notes, pure fruit, stone fruit, mineral character and a salty finish. The blend includes Coda di Volpe, Falanghina, Fiano and Greco. Fermentation is spontaneous, and no sulphur dioxide is added. This natural, skin-contact white comes from Campania in Italy and also shows tannin.
Feudi di San Gregorio 2022 Pietracalda Fiano di Avellino Riserva DOCG
Straw-yellow colour accompanies chamomile, fresh flowers, white-fleshed fruit, candied citron and Mediterranean scrub. The palate is soft and balanced, with savoury freshness, lively fruit and a menthol note. This Fiano is made as a reserve bottling in Fiano di Avellino DOCG, Campania. Fermentation and six months of maturation take place in stainless steel. Alcohol is thirteen percent.
Benito Ferrara 2020 Sequenzha Fiano di Avellino
Smoky crushed stone, dried yellow flowers and incense meet freshly sliced pear. The palate is rich yet lively, with clear acidity and a savoury mineral line bringing focus. Almond, herbs and a light saline note carry through the long finish. Serve with grilled fish, seafood pasta or roast chicken.
Antonio Caggiano 2022 Béchar Fiano di Avellino
Ripe pear, honeyed almond and citrus blossom lead, with a soft floral note adding lift. The palate is rounded and quietly rich, balanced by fresh acidity and a lightly savoury finish. Poised rather than heavy, it works beautifully with grilled prawns, roast chicken or pasta dressed with lemon and herbs.










