To approach Ischia by sea is to witness a paradox: a lush, verdant island that rises violently from the Bay of Naples, its beauty born from the fire of ancient volcanoes. Known as the "Green Island," Ischia is famous worldwide for its thermal spas and holiday resorts, but for the true wine lover, it is hallowed ground—a place where winemaking is less an agricultural endeavor and more an act of extreme mountaineering.
Read MoreThere are few places in Italy where history feels as raw and still present as it does in Campania. You can experience it while standing on any hillside where you can see Vesuvius's dark presence alongside Pompeii's ancient ruins and the stunning blue waters of Naples Bay. This land offers a combination of historical myths together with volcanic eruptions and breathtaking landscapes. The birthplace of Italy's deepest wine heritage exists in this region.
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