Mastroberardino is a 900-acre historic estate in southern Italy, in Atripalda. It was founded in 1878 by Angelo Mastroberardino and it today is still run by members of the family. In southern Italy the estate is revered for having long championed the indigenous grapes of the region, particularly Aglianico. The estate’s most famous wine is the Taurasi made entirely of Aglianico. But Mastroberardino makes a large portfolio of red and white wines, including Falanghina, Greco di Tufo and many more. Some 2.5 million bottles are produced annually. Gambero Rosso, Italy’s leading wine journal, notes that “it is simply not possible to describe the past two centuries of winemaking in Campania without mentioning the great Mastroberardino family.”