Mastroberardino

Mastroberardino has proudly secured a place among the Top 100 Premium Wine & Spirits Brands of the World in 2024, a testament to its enduring dedication to quality, tradition, and sustainability. As one of Italy’s most historic wine producers, the brand is deeply rooted in the rich heritage of Irpinia. At Mastroberardino, a steadfast commitment to environmental stewardship and the preservation of native grape varieties is woven into every bottle, embodying the family’s mission to protect this invaluable cultural heritage for generations to come. 

Guided by the core values of tradition and experimentation, Mastroberardino communicates its philosophy through a combination of innovative techniques and a storytelling approach that reflects its storied legacy. The brand invests in local and international events to share its unique narrative, creating an enduring connection with connoisseurs and enthusiasts worldwide. 

Mastroberardino’s dedication to sustainability is evident in its farming practices, employing Integrated Agriculture methods to minimize environmental impact. By adhering to the National Quality System for Integrated Production (SQNPI) and achieving VIVA Sustainable Viticulture certification, Mastroberardino actively assesses and optimizes its impact on the environment, evaluating performance in areas like Air, Water, Territory, and Vineyard. This approach ensures that every step in production aligns with the brand’s eco-conscious values, creating wines that are both exceptional in quality and responsible in impact. 

The brand’s immersive offerings further underscore its commitment to heritage and premium experiences. Guests can visit the family’s historic cellars, explore the MIMA museum and Mastroberardino Art Gallery, and savor curated enogastronomic experiences at the Radici Resort. Through these personalized journeys, visitors witness Mastroberardino’s legacy and artistry firsthand, celebrating the true essence of Irpinia’s wine culture. 

Mastroberardino’s continued passion for indigenous grape varieties has elevated Irpinia wines to global acclaim, making the family a cornerstone of Italy’s winemaking excellence.