Castellino Vino Bianco

Castellino is a well-established Italian wine brand that has become a staple for everyday consumption in Italy, particularly known for its "bag-in-box" or brick packaging formats. The brand's history is deeply connected to the Italian winemaking tradition, positioning itself as a "custodian of the past" and an expression of long-standing heritage.

The product is produced by Caviro, Italy's largest wine cooperative, which is based in Faenza, Emilia-Romagna. Caviro aggregates the production of thousands of winegrowers, allowing them to produce high-quality table wines at an accessible price point. Although the brand is inherently Italian, some of its international distribution and ownership rights over specific product lines (like vermouth) have ties to the French group Les Grands Chais de France (GCF). However, for the standard Italian table wine range, the production remains strictly Italian, centered in the wineries of Emilia-Romagna.