Costa d'Amalfi Bianco Marisa Cuomo 2025
The Costa d'Amalfi Bianco by Marisa Cuomo is a white wine with a fresh and Mediterranean personality. It originates from the coastal terraces of Amalfi from two typical grapes of Campania, Falanghina and Biancolella. The sip, juicy, subtle, and savory, is enveloped by a very fragrant bouquet of yellow fruit, tropical touches, citrus, saline effluvia, and broom.
The Costa d’Amalfi Bianco comes to life in a truly enchanting and evocative landscape. We are indeed on the Amalfi Coast, overlooking the sea, where Biancolella and Falanghina grow with a magnificent sun exposure, reaching in every bunch, flooded with iodine from the sea, the optimal degree of ripeness. It is precisely the minerality, along with freshness and a bouquet of Mediterranean-style aromas, that summarizes the profile of a decidedly territorial bottle, with which the Marisa Cuomo winery interprets heroic viticulture.
This white wine Costa d’Amalfi is born from a skillful blend of the two native white grape varieties widely cultivated within the regional boundaries of Campania, Falanghina and Biancolella. The plants of these two varieties grow in terraced vineyards at 300-400 meters above sea level that overlook the Amalfi coast, in a truly picturesque panorama. The terroir is dominated by dolomitic-limestone rocks. The vinification, which takes place in steel, is carefully monitored by the Marisa Cuomo winery and the subsequent The aging takes place in steel for a few months.
The Bianco Costa d’Amalfi by Marisa Cuomo presents itself with a beautiful straw yellow color, bright and shining. On the nose, subtle and refined aromas are perceived, where hints of Mediterranean herbs alternate with floral notes and light hints of almond. On the palate, it is full-bodied, very tasty and flavorful thanks to a sip that emphasizes freshness and saltiness, qualities well balanced with each other. A creation that bears the signature of Marisa Cuomo, owner of one of the most interesting wineries in the entire Campanian wine scene, capable of expressing the charm and beauty of a land that is as difficult to work as it is suited for viticulture, due to the steep slopes that descend towards the sea.