Casa d'Ambra Falanghina Campania IGT

Casa d'Ambra is a historic winery located on the island of Ischia in the Campania region of Italy. Founded in 1888 by Francesco d'Ambra, the brand has become a symbol of Ischian viticulture, specializing in indigenous grape varieties that thrive in the island's unique volcanic soil. The specific product shown is a Falanghina, a classic white wine from the Campania mainland, produced under the 'Indicazione Geografica Tipica' (IGT) designation.

The winery is deeply rooted in local tradition and family heritage. After generations of family management, it continues to be a privately held entity, maintaining its focus on quality and territorial expression. The production is entirely carried out in Italy, specifically in the Campania region, where the grapes are harvested and vinified using traditional methods combined with modern technology to preserve the aromatic profile of the Falanghina grape.