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The Drinking Hour podcast: Antonio Capaldo of Feudi di San Gregorio

Antonio Capaldo joins host David Kermode for episode 114 of The Drinking Hour to talk about the wines of Feudi di San Gregorio and his journey to becoming the estate's CEO. The conversation includes a discussion of the region's indigenous grape varieties, how climate change is affecting production, Antonio's passion for old vines and the parallels between art and fine wine

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An vineyard of aglianico grapes in Campania
Rows of Aglianico in a vineyard in Campania, the region of Italy in which Antonio Capaldo's Feudi di San Gregorio estate is based

In episode 114 of The Drinking Hour, host David Kermode is joined by Antonio Capaldo, the CEO of Feudi di San Gregorio in Campania. Antonio spent 12 years in finance and management consultancy before returning to Italy to immerse himself in winemaking at the family estate. He talks to David about the region’s indigenous grape varieties, including their qualities, characters and food pairings, how climate change is affecting production, his passion for old vines and the parallels between art and fine wine.

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