Feudi di Guagnano

Feudi di Guagnano was established with the mission of preserving vineyards in North Salento, particularly those growing Negroamaro and Primitivo, which were at risk of abandonment. The winery is deeply connected to the Salento region, a historically significant wine-producing area. Its name, derived from the Latin word “feudus,” reflects its rural roots, with vineyards scattered across various districts in Guagnano. The winery’s brand, inspired by local history, embodies a deep respect for tradition and its dedication to revitalizing the region's viticulture.

Feudi di Guagnano focuses on producing wines that highlight native grape varieties such as Negroamaro, Primitivo, Malvasia Nera from Lecce, and Verdeca. Their commitment to expressing the unique character of the Salento region is evident in their cultivation and vinification techniques, including manual harvesting and careful aging processes. They also offer a Chardonnay selection, aged in French oak barrels, further showcasing their dedication to quality and tradition. Each wine reflects the rich history and natural beauty of the region.