Sclavia

Estate story

Sclavia was born from a dream of returning to the land. In 2003, Mr. Granito decided to leave the city behind and invest in a remote, unspoiled countryside where nature still sets the rhythm of daily life.

The road leading to the estate is winding and secluded, but this sense of isolation is precisely what preserves the authenticity and tranquility of the place.

From the very beginning, Sclavia focused on rediscovering and valorizing native grape varieties of Campania that had long been forgotten.

Pallagrello Bianco, Pallagrello Nero, and Casavecchia were once considered almost lost grapes, officially reintroduced into the Italian National Catalogue only in the early 2000s thanks to dedicated research and recovery efforts.

These “strangers,” as they were once called, today represent the soul of the estate.

The vineyards are located at around 500 meters above sea level, on soils rich in limestone and clay, a combination that gives the wines structure, freshness, and a distinctive mineral character.