Greco di Tufo is a DOCG of the Campania wine region in southern Italy. It is responsible for what is arguably the region's most prestigious white wine, made predominantly from the grape variety that shares its name.

The Greco di Tufo grape is a clone of Greco Bianco and is believed to have been introduced to Campania by the Pelasgians, an ancient population from Thessaly in Greece. The name Tufo refers not only to one of the villages from which the wine comes, but also the type of rock on which the village was built. Known as tuff in English - but distinct from limestone tufa - it is made of ash ejected during an eruption which then compacts.

Known for its vibrant acidity, floral aromas, and complex flavor profile with notes of stone fruit, citrus, and flint, Greco di Tufo has earned a reputation as one of Southern Italy’s finest white wines. It’s a wine that beautifully balances elegance with intensity, making it a favorite among sommeliers, wine lovers, and critics alike.