Falanghina is a white grape variety whose name derives from the Latin “phalange” that means “tied to the pole”. Its origins are uncertain, although it is an ancient vine, that first traces back to 1825.

Obtained from the vinification of selected grapes of autochthonous Falanghina vine stocks, Clarum of i Capitani fully represents their territory with undeniably dynamic fragrances and tastes. Very low yielding and grown near the family farm in the small town of Torre le Nocelle in the heart of Irpinia.