Amalfi Coast Wine: Tasting the Terraced Vineyards

The same impossible terraces that grow famous Amalfi lemons also produce remarkable wines. Costa d'Amalfi DOC wines—mostly whites—reflect the mineral-rich volcanic soil and Mediterranean climate. These aren't wines you'll find in supermarkets abroad; tasting them here, with the vineyards visible above, is a unique experience.

Local Grape Varieties

Falanghina: The flagship white—crisp, citrusy, perfect with seafood. Biancolella: Delicate and floral. Pepella: Ancient local variety, increasingly rare. Piedirosso: The main red grape, producing light, fruity wines.

Wine Experiences

Several estates near Ravello offer tastings with vineyard tours. You'll see the extraordinary effort required to farm these vertical landscapes—sometimes using monorails to transport grapes. Tastings typically include 3-5 wines paired with local cheeses and produce.

Pair your wine experience with a cooking class or include it in your week itinerary.

Plan Your Wine Journey
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Amalfi Coast good for wine tasting?
Yes. The Costa d'Amalfi DOC covers local wines, with vineyards in areas such as Furore, Ravello and Tramonti growing native grapes on terraced hillsides. Several wineries offer tastings by appointment.
How do you arrange Amalfi Coast wine tasting?
Book directly with a winery or through a local tour, as many require appointments. Consider transport, since vineyards are on steep, winding roads.